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JSS1: ENGLISH LANGUAGE - 1ST TERM

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  • Consonants /p/ and /f/
  • Examples on /f/ at the Initial and Final end

/p/

The upper and the lower lips are brought together to obstruct the outflow of air. The spelling symbol for /p/ can be found in – stop, lap, pet, apart. It is therefore called a voiceless bilabial plosive. To produce /p/, there is no vibration of the vocal cords.

/p/ is not pronounced in words like lamp, psalm, receipt, physics.

More examples on /p/

 

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  1. EVALUATION
    List 10 words each on the sound /f/ and /p/
    flower
    floor
    four
    flour
    flood
    fleet
    fat
    fig
    fist
    first
    /p/
    pin
    poor
    pour
    pot
    pit
    pin
    pig
    pill
    peal
    pest

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