FRICATIVE CONSONANTS

Presentacion para la materia Practicas Discursivas de la Comunicacion Oral I

1. FRICATIVE CONSONANTS / f /-/v/ / θ /-/ ð / /s/-/z/ / ʃ /-/ ʒ / /h/ Josefina Herr – Graciela Fernández Seixo Stefania Schmidt – Santiago Pach – Camila Villalba

2. Fricatives occur when two vocal organs come close enough together for the movement of air to be heard between them .

3. The lower lip makes light contact with the upper teeth . The soft palate is raised . LABIO DENTAL /f/ - /v/ f an stu ff ph ase o ff v an co v er abo v e o f

4. s afe s ave f ine v ine f ail v eil f ew v iew f ast v ast f erry v ery /f/ and / v /

5. The tongue blade makes light contact with the alveolar ridge . The soft palate is raised . ALVEOLAR / s /-/ z / s ue this icy zoo these lazy

6. Sue z oo C Z s ip z ip b us b uzz p iece p eas p rice p rize / s / and /z/

7. Words ending in “s” /s/ /z/ Snakes, snacks, units, artists, zips, makes Animals, parcels, arms, legs, smells, contains

8. Mr. [ ˈ mistər ] Mrs . [ ˈ misiz ] Miss [ mis] Ms. [ miz ] Formal titles

9. The tongue tip makes light contact with the back of the top, front teeth . Or , tongue tip may protude between upper and lower teeth . The soft palate is raised . DENTAL / θ /-/ ð / t h ink ba th ma th ematics t h e ba th e fa th er

10. mouse mouth sum thumb sick thick sink think pass path / s / and / θ /

11. close clothe breeze breath boos booth s ize scythe / z / and / ð /

12. The tongue blade makes light contact with the alveolar ridge , and the front of the tongue is raised . The soft palate is also raised . PALATO-ALVEOLAR / ʃ /-/ ʒ / s h e fi sh na ti on b ei ge mea s ure

13. C s he Sue s hoe s ip s hip a ss a sh sew s how p uss p ush / s / and / ʃ /

14. /ʒ/ s i s z g t i ocassion measure azure luge equation

15. Air passes from the lungs through the open glottis , causing audible friction . Tongue and lip position is that of the following vowel sound . The soft palate is raised . GLOTTAL / h/ h ello be h ind

16. ill hill eel heel and hand old hold ear hear islands highlands n one and / h /

17. ACTIVITIES

18. a) 6 b) 7 c) 9 d) 3 How many fricative sounds are there in English?

19. How many fricative sounds are there in English? a) 6 b) 7 c) 9 d) 3

20. Which sound is underlined in all the words? WA SH MI SS ION CAU T ION a) /f/ b) / θ/ c) / ʃ/ d) /s/

21. Which sound is underlined in all the words? WA SH MI SS ION CAU T ION a) /f/ b) / θ/ c) / ʃ/ d) /s/

22. Which are the phonemes of the unvoiced fricative sounds? a) /f/, /θ/, /s/, /ʃ/, /h/ b) /v/, /ð/, /z/, /ʒ/

23. Which are the phonemes of the unvoiced fricative sounds? a) /f/, /θ/, /s/, /ʃ/, /h/ b) /v/, /ð/, /z/, /ʒ/

24. Which word doesn’t have fricative sounds? a) Think b) Potato c) Fashion d) Never

25. Which word doesn’t have fricative sounds? a) Think b) Potato c) Fashion d) Never

26. Match the words and phonemes OF OFF ETH ITH ASH EZH /ˈ æʃ / / əv / / ɛð / / ɛʒ / / ɒf / / aɪ θ/

27. Match the words and phonemes OF OFF ETH ITH ASH EZH /ˈ æʃ / / əv / / ɛð / / ɛʒ / / ɒf / / aɪ θ/

28. Put the words in the order you hear them: a ) / ʃiːz / b ) / siːz / c ) / fiːz / d ) / ðiːz /

29. Put the words in the order you hear them: a) / ðiːz / b) / siːz / c ) / ʃiːz / d) / fiːz /