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Pronunciacion C1 - Inglés
Inglés
Nivel C1 del MCER.
Fichas de esta colección (18)
- 01
Pronunciation of 'Ship' vs 'Sheep'
/ʃɪp/ vs /ʃiːp/ — Ship (short /ɪ/) vs Sheep (long /iː/).
- 02
Pronunciation of 'Bad' vs 'Bed'
/bæd/ vs /bed/ — Bad (wide /æ/) vs Bed (mid /e/).
- 03
Pronunciation of 'Full' vs 'Fool'
/fʊl/ vs /fuːl/ — Full (short /ʊ/) vs Fool (long /uː/).
- 04
Pronunciation of 'Cot' vs 'Caught'
/kɒt/ vs /kɔːt/ — Cot (short /ɒ/) vs Caught (long /ɔː/).
- 05
Pronunciation of 'Work' vs 'Walk'
/wɜːk/ vs /wɔːk/ — Work (rhymes with 'bird') vs Walk (rhymes with 'talk').
- 06
Pronunciation of 'Live' (verb) vs 'Live' (adjective)
/lɪv/ vs /laɪv/ — I live in London / The music is live.
- 07
Pronunciation of 'Read' (present) vs 'Read' (past)
/riːd/ vs /rɛd/ — I read every day / I read that book yesterday.
- 08
Pronunciation of 'Wind' (moving air) vs 'Wind' (to twist)
/wɪnd/ vs /waɪnd/ — The wind is cold / Wind the clock.
- 09
Pronunciation of 'Lead' (metal) vs 'Lead' (to guide)
/lɛd/ vs /liːd/ — A lead pipe / Lead the way.
- 10
Pronunciation of 'Desert' (dry land) vs 'Dessert' (sweet)
/ˈdɛzərt/ vs /dɪˈzɜːrt/ — The Sahara Desert / I want chocolate dessert.
- 11
Pronunciation of 'Bear' (animal) vs 'Bare' (naked)
/bɛər/ vs /bɛər/ — Note: These are homophones. Example: The bare bear.
- 12
Pronunciation of 'Break' vs 'Brake'
/breɪk/ vs /breɪk/ — Note: These are homophones. Example: Break the brake.
- 13
Pronunciation of 'Coach' (trainer) vs 'Coach' (carriage)
/koʊtʃ/ vs /koʊtʃ/ — Note: These are homophones. Example: The coach's carriage.
- 14
Pronunciation of 'Queue' (line)
/kjuː/ — Sounds like the letter 'Q'.
- 15
Pronunciation of 'Recipe'
/ˈrɛsɪpi/ — Not 're-sipe'.
- 16
Pronunciation of 'Cache'
/kæʃ/ — Sounds like 'cash'.
- 17
Pronunciation of 'Bourgeois'
/bʊərˈʒwɑː/ — French loanword.
- 18
Pronunciation of 'Clique'
/klɪk/ — Sounds like 'click'.