Hi everyone!
Lately, we've been working on the /oo/ sound.
We've learnt that it can be pronounced in two different ways:
As a short u: BOOK π, FOOT
Or as a long u: FOOD ππππ«, MOON π
Hi everyone!
Lately, we've been working on the /oo/ sound.
We've learnt that it can be pronounced in two different ways:
As a short u: BOOK π, FOOT
Or as a long u: FOOD ππππ«, MOON π
Hi everyone!
Lately, we've been working on the /oo/ sound. We've learnt that it can be pronounced as:
- /Κ/ (a short u): Book, foot, cook, wood...
- /uΛ/ (a long u): Spoon, food, moon, broom...
Those two sounds resemble the singing of a cuckoo, that's why we made our own CUCKOO CLOCKS!
Hi everyone!
Lately, we've been working on the /oo/ sound. We've learnt that it can be pronounced as:
- /Κ/ (a short u): Book, foot, cook, wood...
- /uΛ/ (a long u): Spoon, food, moon, broom...
Hello everyone! The sounds we have learnt this term are the ones associated with the following digraphs: OU , OI , UE , ER and AR . OU is ...