Choose and read aloud the world that go with the sounds:first [i:],then [e],and [u:]. eat,Africa,bread,tooth,Great Britain,sweet,parents,bed,school,we,dress,breakfast,hide-and-seek,sport,get,play,usually,let,leapfrog,juice, men,meat,ate,soup,bird,seven,too,tea,said,could,eleven,put,clean,went,two,very,ice cream,twelve,many,read,drank,every,blue,evening,yes,street,help,chess,teeth,then,teacher,red,please,yesterday,these,ten.
First, the words that go with the sound [i:]: eat, sweet, teeth, we, breakfast, meat, clean, read, street, please, these.
Next, the words that go with the sound [e]: bread, parents, bed, dress, get, men, said, eleven, red, chess, then, yesterday, ten.
Finally, the words that go with the sound [u:]: tooth, school, Great Britain, play, juice, soup, two, blue, true, through.
To classify the words according to their vowel sounds, we need to identify which words contain the vowel sounds [i:], [e], and [u:].
Sound [i:]: This is the long "ee" sound, as in "see".
Sound [e]: This is the short "e" sound, as in "bed".
Sound [u:]: This is the long "oo" sound, as in "food".
These categories help to understand the pronunciation differences in English vowel sounds and how they are used in different words.
