d
stern thirty curl

OTHER EQUIVALENTS

a==e [(a]==[(e]

they eight care heir
obey weight bare their
prey freight fare there
weigh neigh hair where
sleigh veins fair stair
reign whey chair pear
skein rein pair

a==[)o] a==[(o] au==aw==ou

what not call nor haul ought
was odd raw for fault bought
watch cot want corn cause sought
wasp got walk cord pause caw
wash hop salt short caught saw
drop dog hall storm naught paw
spot fog draw horse naughty draw
talk morn thought thaw

ou==ow [=ew]==[=u]

our how dew due
out now few hue
hour cow mew blue
flour bow new June
trout plow Jew tune
shout owl pew plume
mouth growl hue pure
sound brown glue flute
mouse crowd
ground flower
house drown

ew==[=oo]==o==[u..] o==oo==[u..]

grew do poor rude wolf wool
chew you soon rule could foot
crew to noon tool would good
brew shoe whom school should hood
drew prove food spool woman wood
threw broad whose roof shook stood
screw moon tomb broom crook pull
strew goose stoop roost hook bush
shrewd took full
brook put
book puss
look

o==[)u] oy==oi

come fun boy oil
none gun joy soil
son run Roy voice
dove sup toy spoil
love cup troy joint
some sun join point
ton hum coin choice
won drum noise noise
does plum toil moist
touch nut
glove shut
month much
none must

FOURTH YEAR

I. Review and continue to apply the principles of pronunciation, with a
more complete mastery of the vowel and consonant sounds as found