Make phrases with an adjective and a noun with the same vowel sound. Write the phrases in the chart. Use a / an with singular nouns.

Task Explanation

The goal is to create phrases using an adjective and a noun that share the same vowel sound. We need to fill in the provided chart with these phrases, remembering to use 'a' or 'an' before singular nouns.

Adjectives and Nouns provided:

• Adjectives: blue, clean, dark, fat, good, long, big, small
• Nouns: book, city, door, car, jeans, man, shoes, song

Completed Chart:

Explanation of Choices:

For each row, I selected an adjective from the list that shares a similar vowel sound with the noun associated with the image. Then, I formed a phrase using 'a' before the adjective and the noun, ensuring they had the same vowel sound.

• 1. a big city: 'big' and 'city' both have the short 'i' sound (/ɪ/).
• 2. a clean tree: 'clean' and 'tree' both have the long 'ee' sound (/i:/).
• 3. a fat cat: 'fat' and 'cat' both have the short 'a' sound (/æ/).
• 4. a dark car: 'dark' and 'car' both have the 'ar' sound (/ɑ:/).
• 5. a long clock: 'long' and 'clock' both have the short 'o' sound (/ɒ/).
• 6. a small horse: 'small' and 'horse' both have the 'or' sound (/ɔ:/).
• 7. a good bull: 'good' and 'bull' both have the short 'u' sound (/ʊ/).
• 8. a blue boot: 'blue' and 'boot' both have the long 'oo' sound (/u:/).