Minimal Pair 4: /æ/ vs /e/
First, let's practice the sound /æ/
Look at yourself in a mirror, try to imitate this animation while pronouncing the sound.Do the same thing as you practice the sound /e/
When you a confident with single sounds, try the pairs below:
PAD | PAID | ||||
man | men | sand | send | mass | mess |
rack | wreck | had | head | band | bend |
flack | fleck | ran | wren | sat | set |
jam | gem | land | lend | bland | blend |
bat | bet | dad | dead | manned | mend |
tan | ten | mat | met | slapped | slept |
sad | said | gas | guess | ||
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