Unit 5.3 b / p

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#1. The voiced consonant sound b is usually spelled ________ or ________. (Choose two.)

Select all that apply:

#2. The most common word in written English ending in p is ________.

#3. The only common English word ending with ‘-pp’ is ________.

#4. In which phrase does b move forward and change to the unvoiced p?

#5. p does not change as it moves forward in either a ________ or CC connection, because it is ________ sound.

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  1. Practice saying the words ending with  b  on slides 7-9 out loud. Can you add any more examples to each group?
  2. Use the words on slides 7-9 to create new phrases with CV and CC connections, e.g., ‘cab arrived’ / ‘cab left’. Practice saying them out loud, moving forward  b  in CV connections and moving it forward then changing it to  p  in CC connections. Put your phrases into whole sentences and say them out loud.
  3. Practice saying the words ending with  p  on slides 11-13 out loud. Can you add any more examples to each group?
  4. Use the words on slides 11-13 to create new phrases with CV and CC connections, e.g., ‘cap and’ / ‘cap got’. Practice saying them out loud, moving forward  p  in both CV connections and CC connections.
  5. Write sentences that contain at least two connections with  b  or  p  moving forward, e.g., ‘The Hope Inn pub was open up to eleven pm.’ Practice saying them out loud.
  6. Practice saying the phrases on slide 14 out loud. Focus on the  b  sound in the CV connections and the very light  p  sound in the CC connections. Record yourself saying them, then listen back, slow down the recording and listen to the sound connections. How did you do?
  7. Practice saying the phrases on slide 15 out loud. Focus on making the  p  sound in both CV and CC connections. Try to imagine longer sentences based around these phrases, e.g., ‘Describe a tube of glue in the cab with Pam.’ Say them out loud.