Normal Phonography. Adapted to All Styles of Reporting ..
Normal Phonography. Adapted to All Styles of Reporting ..
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2. ten, attain, tend, attend, tempt, attempt, outline, outrageous ; item, artless, article, aldermen ; Ireland, ermine.
3. rake, reek, rock ; rag, rig, rug, break.
4. Shall you be at home ? I will make amends for this. Did you hope to see him ?
5. It is not necessary in every case to indicate the exact initial vowel in our language.
6. It is generally amply sufficient to indicate that there is a vowel in that position. He gave each of us a book.
7. The tread of the opposing armies. The tread of... the opposing armies. The tread of passing armies.
8. He gave a book to me. He gave a book to him. The attention he bestowed upon this object.
9. lave, leave, love ; grave, grief, gruff, tame, time, tome.
ID. ball, bill, bull; tan, ten, town; fan, fin, fun.
11. mam, mem, mum; hall, hill, hull; man, men, moan.
12. laugh, deem, rock, many; cape, keep, cope; to be, to do, to go.
13. pay, may, they, day; do, shew, new, go, Joe, them, me, bay.
14. daily, lay, pity, city, lie, supply, nigh, deny, below.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2. ten, attain, tend, attend, tempt, attempt, outline, outrageous ; item, artless, article, aldermen ; Ireland, ermine.
3. rake, reek, rock ; rag, rig, rug, break.
4. Shall you be at home ? I will make amends for this. Did you hope to see him ?
5. It is not necessary in every case to indicate the exact initial vowel in our language.
6. It is generally amply sufficient to indicate that there is a vowel in that position. He gave each of us a book.
7. The tread of the opposing armies. The tread of... the opposing armies. The tread of passing armies.
8. He gave a book to me. He gave a book to him. The attention he bestowed upon this object.
9. lave, leave, love ; grave, grief, gruff, tame, time, tome.
ID. ball, bill, bull; tan, ten, town; fan, fin, fun.
11. mam, mem, mum; hall, hill, hull; man, men, moan.
12. laugh, deem, rock, many; cape, keep, cope; to be, to do, to go.
13. pay, may, they, day; do, shew, new, go, Joe, them, me, bay.
14. daily, lay, pity, city, lie, supply, nigh, deny, below.
What to read after Normal Phonography. Adapted to All Styles of Reporting ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Henry Barlow to read onlineMoreLess
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