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The P and F sounds
Pronunciation: The "p" and "f" sounds
Minimal Pairs
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Face |
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Pace |
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Suffer |
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Supper |
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Cuff |
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Cup |
Fill |
Pill |
Differ |
Dipper |
Chief |
Cheap |
Fan |
Pan |
Laughable |
Lapable |
Cough |
Cop |
Full |
Pull |
Chiefest |
Cheapest |
Chaff |
Chap |
Flop |
Plop |
Refs |
Reps |
Beef |
Beep |
Fast |
Past |
Coffer |
Copper |
Laugh |
Lap |
Fair |
Pair |
Reefer |
Reaper |
Puff |
Pup |
Fail |
Pail |
Coughs |
Cops |
Rife |
Ripe |
File |
Pile |
Left |
Leapt |
Strife |
Stripe |
In Phrases
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A cup of coffee, please |
Offer him an apple |
The cup's half empty |
Keep a fast pace |
Please pass the fruit |
The first place prize |
Fair play or foul play |
Pay the piper/pay the fifer |
Sentences
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Stand up and face the press, Mr. President. |
In Faye's days, the phrase was "Flower Power." |
The fish were fresh from the produce shelf. |
Fools laugh now, but they will pay later. |
Fran's plan was referred to the higher-ups. |
The party's at a quarter past four. |
"Get off the phone, Fred," snapped Father. |
Paul can't help fumbling the football. |
"That's enough, Penny," replied Mr. Phillips. |
Poetry
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Taffy was a Welshman; Taffy was a thief. |
Taffy came to my house and stole a leg of beef. |
I went to Taffy's house; Taffy was in bed. |
I took the leg of beef and bopped him on the head.
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Simple Simon met a pieman going to the fair. |
Said Simple Simon to the pieman, "Let me taste your ware." |
Said the pieman to Simple Simon, "Show me first your penny." |
Said Simple Simon to the pieman, "Indeed I have not any." |
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