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4) Read out loud. [e] friend, friendly. He's a friendly boy. [ar] five, child,website. She's a nice and friendly child. It's an interestingwebsite. [eil cake, page. Let's make a page about Wales.1 chicken, children, a website for children; [æ] cat, camera,take pictures with a camera; [08] sure. I'm sure you will enjoyit. Are you sure? I'm not sure where it is.​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

[e] - In this example, "friend" and "friendly" have the "e" sound, which is a short vowel sound. It is pronounced like "eh". The sentence "He's a friendly boy" means that the boy is kind and approachable.

[ar] - The words "five", "child", and "website" have the "ar" sound, which is a dipthong or combination of two vowel sounds. It is pronounced like "ah-r". The sentence "She's a nice and friendly child" means that the child is pleasant and easy to get along with. The sentence "It's an interesting website" means that the website is engaging or captivating.

[eil] - The word "cake" has the "eil" sound, which is pronounced like "eyl". The sentence "Let's make a page about Wales" means that the speaker wants to create a webpage specifically about Wales, a country in the United Kingdom.

[æ] - The words "cat" and "camera" have the "æ" sound, which is a short vowel sound. It is pronounced like "a" as in "apple". The phrase "take pictures with a camera" means to capture images using a camera.

[08] - The word "sure" has the "08" sound, which is a short vowel sound. It is pronounced like "oh". The sentence "I'm sure you will enjoy it" means that the speaker is confident that the other person will have a good time. The question "Are you sure?" is asking if the person is certain or confident. The statement "I'm not sure where it is" means that the speaker doesn't know the location or details.