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Read the guide ↗cat
Answer: /kæt/
cat matches /kæt/. Read the consonants and vowels as sounds, not letter names. Where present, ˈ marks the following stressed syllable; US labels specify the model accent.
bed
Answer: /bed/
bed matches /bed/. Read the consonants and vowels as sounds, not letter names. Where present, ˈ marks the following stressed syllable; US labels specify the model accent.
fish
Answer: /fɪʃ/
fish matches /fɪʃ/. Read the consonants and vowels as sounds, not letter names. Where present, ˈ marks the following stressed syllable; US labels specify the model accent.
moon
Answer: /muːn/
moon matches /muːn/. Read the consonants and vowels as sounds, not letter names. Where present, ˈ marks the following stressed syllable; US labels specify the model accent.
think
Answer: /θɪŋk/
think matches /θɪŋk/. Read the consonants and vowels as sounds, not letter names. Where present, ˈ marks the following stressed syllable; US labels specify the model accent.
this
Answer: /ðɪs/
this matches /ðɪs/. Read the consonants and vowels as sounds, not letter names. Where present, ˈ marks the following stressed syllable; US labels specify the model accent.
cheap
Answer: /tʃiːp/
cheap matches /tʃiːp/. Read the consonants and vowels as sounds, not letter names. Where present, ˈ marks the following stressed syllable; US labels specify the model accent.
judge
Answer: /dʒʌdʒ/
judge matches /dʒʌdʒ/. Read the consonants and vowels as sounds, not letter names. Where present, ˈ marks the following stressed syllable; US labels specify the model accent.
about
Answer: /əˈbaʊt/
about matches /əˈbaʊt/. Read the consonants and vowels as sounds, not letter names. Where present, ˈ marks the following stressed syllable; US labels specify the model accent.
teacher
Answer: /ˈtiːtʃɚ/ (US)
teacher matches /ˈtiːtʃɚ/ (US). Read the consonants and vowels as sounds, not letter names. Where present, ˈ marks the following stressed syllable; US labels specify the model accent.
sing
Answer: /sɪŋ/
sing matches /sɪŋ/. Read the consonants and vowels as sounds, not letter names. Where present, ˈ marks the following stressed syllable; US labels specify the model accent.
voice
Answer: /vɔɪs/
voice matches /vɔɪs/. Read the consonants and vowels as sounds, not letter names. Where present, ˈ marks the following stressed syllable; US labels specify the model accent.
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