For session 7 of the spring CEPIPs

For CEPIP Session 6

For session 5 of the spring CEPIP courses

For learners who have difficulty hearing the difference between the /n/ sound, as in ‘no’ and the /l/ sound, as in ‘low’

For session 4 of the Spring CEPIPs

For CEPIP Session 3 homework

For Session 2 of the Wednesday and Thursday CEPIP

Phrases containing multiple instances of the word “the”

For practicing the schwa sound in sentences.

The ‘t’ sound is often in unstressed positions. When the letter’t’ (or two t’s) is between two vowel sounds, or an ‘r’ and a vowel sound, it is pronounced like a quick ‘d’ sound. The ‘t’s that should be pronounced this way are blue in the reading.