Question

When pronouncing /v/ and /f/, the lower lip lightly touches the edge of the upper teeth. Air flows through the small gap, creating a soft friction sound.

Note the difference between /v/ and /f/. When we pronounce words with /v/ sound, there is a vibration, whereas /f/ sound has no vibration. Both the sounds can occur in the beginning, middle, or at the end of words.

Read these words aloud with the help of your teacher.

beginning sound /f/: forest	flowers	from
middle sound /f/:	deft	afternoon
end sound /f/:	of	itself
beginning sound /v/: vase	valour	victory
middle sound /v/:	woven	even marvellous
end sound /v/:	hive

Answer 1

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