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ELEMENTARY SOUNDS OF THE LETTERS.

Оглавление
VOWEL SOUNDS.
TONICS.
Element. Power.
1.—1A as in Ape.
2.—2A " Arm.
3.—3A " All.
4.—4A " At.
5.—5A " Care.
6.—6A " Ask.
7.—1E " Eve.
8.—2E " End.
9.—1I " Ice.
10.—2I " It.
11.—1O " Old.
12.—2O " Do.
13.—3O " Ox.
14.—1U " Use.
15.—2U " Up.
16.—3U " Pull.
17.—OI " Oil.
18.—OU " Out.
CONSONANT SOUNDS.
SUB-TONICS.
19.—B as in Bat.
20.—D " Dun.
21.—G " Gun.
22.—J " Jet.
23.—L " Let.
24.—M " Man.
25.—N " Not.
26.—R " Run.
27.—V " Vent.
28.—W " Went.
29.—Y " Yes.
30.—1Z " Zeal.
31.—2Z " Azure.
32.—NG " Sing.
33.—TH " Thy.
A-TONICS.
34.—F as in Fit.
35.—H " Hat.
36.—K " Kid.
36.—P " Pit.
38.—S " Sin.
39.—T " Top.
40.—CH " Chat.
41.—SH " Shun.
42.—TH " Thin.
43.—WH " When.

21: Soft G is equivalent to J; soft C to S, and hard C and Q to K. X is equivalent to K and S, as in box, or to G and Z as in exalt.

42: WH is pronounced as if the H preceded W, otherwise it would be pronounced W hen. R should be slightly trilled before a vowel. For further instructions, see Sanders and Merrill's Elementary and Elocutionary Chart.

Sanders' Union Fourth Reader

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