The Wakefield Spelling Book, Parts III and IV; Or The Principles of Spelling, Adapted for Advanced Classes1868 - 198 頁 |
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第 6 頁
... Consonant or vowel letter , is one which stands for two sounds as ī , ū , x , j . The ASPIRATE is that breathing preceding a vowel sound , which is represented by the letter h . ACCENTED is said of that syllable which is spoken louder 6.
... Consonant or vowel letter , is one which stands for two sounds as ī , ū , x , j . The ASPIRATE is that breathing preceding a vowel sound , which is represented by the letter h . ACCENTED is said of that syllable which is spoken louder 6.
第 7 頁
... breath issuing from the mouth , without any impediment caused by contact of the tongue with the palate , teeth or lips . A CONSONANT SOUND is one which is impeded by the contact of the tongue or lips , or by the breath being forced ...
... breath issuing from the mouth , without any impediment caused by contact of the tongue with the palate , teeth or lips . A CONSONANT SOUND is one which is impeded by the contact of the tongue or lips , or by the breath being forced ...
第 9 頁
... breath , that is , by the breath which leaves the lungs , but not by the inspired breath or that which enters the lungs . When these ligaments are put into vibration a peculiar sound is heard which we call voice . The vocal ligaments ...
... breath , that is , by the breath which leaves the lungs , but not by the inspired breath or that which enters the lungs . When these ligaments are put into vibration a peculiar sound is heard which we call voice . The vocal ligaments ...
第 10 頁
... breath is , therefore , modified into the various sounds of speech in passing from the Larynx through the oral cavity , that is , from the uvula or termination of the soft palate to the lips . Above the Larynx , and behind and above the ...
... breath is , therefore , modified into the various sounds of speech in passing from the Larynx through the oral cavity , that is , from the uvula or termination of the soft palate to the lips . Above the Larynx , and behind and above the ...
第 11 頁
... breath are so wide that the whisper is almost inaudible , and in these the difference of tone , and not that of whisper , is the characteristic ; they are , m , n , ng , and 1 . In the three former , the breath issues from the nose and ...
... breath are so wide that the whisper is almost inaudible , and in these the difference of tone , and not that of whisper , is the characteristic ; they are , m , n , ng , and 1 . In the three former , the breath issues from the nose and ...
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all² ance aspirate be² been² breath but2 by² Cæsar commence COMPOUND CONSONANT consonant letters consonant sound digraph diphthong doth end in vowels end of words explosive consonant fair2 French German great2 guttural hath heart2 heaven him² in² Italian king know² language less lips long sound long vowel Lord lungs made² man's name Mede mouth nasal vowel ness never doubled night2 no² not² number of words o'er o'er³ one2 orthography our2 phonic phonic principle plural preceding prefix pronounced pronunciation pupil REPRESENTATION RULE sea² see² short accented vowel short vowel silent silent e silent letter sion sleep so³ some² sonant soul2 Spanish spelling sun² syllable syllable words thee their² there² thou time2 tongue too² tree two² unaccented unto verbs vocal ligaments vocal power vowel letters vowel sound Wakefield words ending would² writing written you³ your2
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