Lec'-ter lec'-choor lec'-ture
fea'-ter fea'-choor fea'-ture
mois'-ter mois'-choor mois'-ture
ver'-der ver'-jer ver-dure
mix'-ter mix'-cher mix'-ture
rup'ter rup'-cher rup'-ture
sculp'-ter sculp'-cher sculp'-ture
ges'-ter ges'cher ges'-ture
struc'-ter struc'-cher struc'-ture
stric'-ter stric'-choor stric'-ture
ves'-ter ves'-cher ves'-ture
tex'-ter tex'-cher tex'-ture
fix'-ter fix'-cher fix'-ture
vul'-ter vul'-cher vul'-ture
for'-ten for'-choon for'-tune
stat'-er sta'-choor stat'-ure
stat'-ew stat'-choo stat'ue
stat'-ewt sta'-choot stat'-ute
ed'-di-cate ed'-ju-cate ed'-u-cate
H
In order to accustom the learner to sound H properly, let him pronounce
certain words without and then with it: as aft, haft; ail, hail, etc. The H
should be clearly sounded.
Aft Haft Edge Hedge
Ail Hail Eel Heel
Air Hair Ell Hell
All Hall Elm Helm
Ark Hark Eye High
Arm Harm Ill Hill
Art Hart It Hit
Ash Hash old Hold
At Hat Yew He