In minimal pair activity we listen to the difference between Sue and ‘shoe’, and maybe learn how to say “Sue’s shoe!” Continue reading
minimal pairs
Minimal pairs /e/ , /eɪ/
Comparing the short /e/, and the diphthong /eɪ/. Click or touch the sound you hear! Continue reading
Minimal pairs /e/ , /æ/
In this activity we practice recognising the short ‘a’ and the short ‘e’ in minimal pairs. Click or touch the sound you hear! Continue reading
Minimal pairs /ɪ/ , /i:/
Q:What did the bean say to the bin?
A: How’ve you been?
In this activity we practice recognising short and long ‘i’ sounds in minimal pairs. Click or touch the sound you hear! Continue reading
Minimal pairs practice
A minimal pair is two words that sound the same except for one sound. Can you recognise which of two words is being spoken? Have a go! Continue reading