Word has same vowel sound

Open and closed syllables

(Открытые и закрытые слоги)

Open syllable: Kate [keit], Pete [pi:t], note [nout], site [sait], cute [kyu:t].

Closed syllable: cat [kæt], pet [pet], not [not], sit [sit], cut (the neutral sound [ə]).

Vowels and vowel combinations

The vowels A, E, I, O, U, Y alone, in combination with one another or with R, W represent different vowel sounds. The chart below lists the vowel sounds according to the American variant of pronunciation.

(Гласные A, E, I, O, U, Y по отдельности, в комбинации друг с другом или с R, W передают различные гласные звуки. В таблице ниже указаны гласные звуки согласно американскому варианту произношения.)

Sounds

Letters

Examples

Notes

[i:]

e, ee

ie, ei

be, eve, see, meet, sleep,

meal, read, leave, sea, team,

field, believe, receive

been [i];

bread, deaf [e];

great, break [ei];

friend [e]

[i]

it, kiss, tip, pick, dinner,

system, busy, pity, sunny

machine, ski,

liter, pizza [i:]

[e]

let, tell, press, send, end,

bread, dead, weather, leather

meter [i:]

sea, mean [i:]

[ei]

ai, ay

ei, ey

late, make, race, able, stable,

aim, wait, play, say, day,

eight, weight, they, hey,

break, great, steak

said, says [e];

height, eye [ai]

[æ]

cat, apple, land, travel, mad;

AmE: last, class, dance, castle, half

[a:]

army, car, party, garden, park,

father, calm, palm, drama;

BrE: last, class, dance, castle, half

war, warm [o:]

[ai]

i, ie

y, uy

ice, find, smile, tie, lie, die,

my, style, apply, buy, guy

[au]

out, about, house, mouse,

now, brown, cow, owl, powder

group, soup [u:]

know, own [ou]

[o]

not, rock, model, bottle, copy

[o:]

aw, au

ought

al, wa-

more, order, cord, port,

long, gone, cost, coffee,

law, saw, pause, because,

bought, thought, caught,

hall, always, water, war, want

work, word [ər]

[oi]

oi, oy

oil, voice, noise, boy, toy

[ou]

oa, ow

go, note, open, old, most,

road, boat, low, own, bowl

do, move [u:]

how, owl [au]

[yu:]

ue, ui

use, duty, music, cute, huge, tune,

few, dew, mew, new,

euphemism, feud, neutral,

hue, cue, due, sue, suit

[u:]

o, oo

ue, ui

rude, Lucy, June,

do, move, room, tool,

crew, chew, flew, jewel,

blue, true, fruit, juice,

group, through, route;

AmE: duty, new, sue, student

guide, quite [ai];

build [i]

[u]

look, book, foot, good,

put, push, pull, full, sugar,

would, could, should

neutral sound [ə]

u, o

a, e

o, i

gun, cut, son, money, love,

tough, enough, rough,

about, brutal, taken, violent,

memory, reason, family

Also:

stressed, [ʌ];

unstressed, [ə].

[ər]

er, ur, ir

or, ar

ear

serve, herb, burn, hurt, girl, sir,

work, word, doctor, dollar,

heard, earn, earnest, earth

heart, hearth [a:]

Note 1: The letter Y

The letter Y can function as a vowel or as a consonant. As a vowel, Y has the vowel sounds [i], [ai]. As a consonant, Y has the consonant sound [y] (i.e., a semivowel sound), usually at the beginning of the word and only in the syllable before a vowel.

[i]: any, city, carry, funny, mystery, synonym;

[ai]: my, cry, rely, signify, nylon, type;

[y]: yard, year, yes, yet, yield, you.

Примечание 1: Буква Y

Буква Y может функционировать как гласная или согласная. Как гласная, Y имеет гласные звуки [i], [ai]. Как согласная, Y имеет согласный звук [y] (т.е. полугласный звук), обычно в начале слова и только в слоге перед гласной.

[i]: any, city, carry, funny, mystery, synonym;

[ai]: my, cry, rely, signify, nylon, type;

[y]: yard, year, yes, yet, yield, you.

Note 2: Diphthongs

A diphthong is one indivisible vowel sound that consists of two parts. The first part is the main strong component (the nucleus); the second part is short and weak (the glide). A diphthong is always stressed on its first component: [au], [ou]. A diphthong forms one syllable. American linguists usually list five diphthongs: [ei], [ai], [au], [oi], [ou].

Примечание 2: Дифтонги

Дифтонг это один неделимый гласный звук, который состоит из двух частей. Первая часть главный сильный компонент (ядро); вторая часть короткая и слабая (скольжение). Дифтонг всегда имеет ударение на первом компоненте: [au], [ou]. Дифтонг образует один слог. Американские лингвисты обычно приводят пять дифтонгов: [ei], [ai], [au], [oi], [ou].

Note 3: The sound [o]

The sound [o] is short in British English. In the same words in American English, the sound [o] is a long sound colored as [a:]. This sound is often listed as [a:] in American materials for ESL students. In some words, there are two variants of pronunciation in AmE: [o:] or [o].

[o]: lot, rock, rob, bother, bottle, college, comment, document, modern, popular, respond, John, Tom;

[o:] or [o]: gone, coffee, office, borrow, orange, sorry, loss, lost, want, wash, water.

Примечание 3: Звук [o]

Звук [o] краткий в британском английском. В тех же словах в американском английском, звук [o] долгий звук, окрашенный как [a:]. Этот звук часто дается как [a:] в американских материалах для студентов ESL. В некоторых словах два варианта произношения в AmE: [o:] или [o].

[o]: lot, rock, rob, bother, bottle, college, comment, document, modern, popular, respond, John, Tom;

[o:] или [o]: gone, coffee, office, borrow, orange, sorry, loss, lost, want, wash, water.

Note 4: The neutral sound

Transcription symbols for the neutral sound are [ʌ] (caret) in stressed syllables (fun, son) and [ə] (schwa) in unstressed syllables (about, lesson). In American ESL materials, the neutral sound is often shown as [ə] (schwa) in both stressed and unstressed syllables.

Примечание 4: Нейтральный звук

Символы транскрипции для нейтрального звука: [ʌ] (caret) в ударных слогах (fun, son) и [ə] (schwa) в безударных слогах (about, lesson). В американских материалах ESL нейтральный звук часто дается как [ə] (schwa) и в ударных, и в безударных слогах.

Read more about vowel letters and sounds in Spelling Patterns for Vowels in the section Writing.

Прочитайте еще о гласных буквах и звуках в статье Spelling Patterns for Vowels в разделе Writing.

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Come should have a slightly different vowel sound for the «o»

It sounds more like «uhh», or like the «u» in the word «but»

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Come and Shot are the same while Shot is different, your lips pushes slightly forward when you say walk.

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@nbadal oh so this is false?
(Sorry for the example lol)
But they are not homophones then?

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Those are both homophones, yes. They both use the «uhh» sound. I can record an example

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Come should have a slightly different vowel sound for the «o»

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Come and Shot are the same while Shot is different, your lips pushes slightly forward when you say walk.

Those are both homophones, yes. They both use the «uhh» sound. I can record an example

Here is an exaggerated example:

Much more clear and defined!

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Check out all our Phonics Clip Cards!

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The Language of Composition: Reading, Writing, Rhetoric

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Here is an exaggerated example:

Come should have a slightly different vowel sound for the «o» It sounds more like «uhh», or like the «u» in the word «but»

Come and Shot are the same while Shot is different, your lips pushes slightly forward when you say walk.

Those are both homophones, yes. They both use the «uhh» sound. I can record an example

Here is an exaggerated example:

Much more clear and defined!

Free Same Vowel Sound Clip Cards

Check out all our Phonics Clip Cards!

Come should have a slightly different vowel sound for the «o»

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