Lectura

"Str" Cluster: In the word "strong," there is a consonant cluster "str" because the sounds /s/, /t/, and /r/ appear together without vowels in between.

Consonant clusters are common in English and can occur at the beginning or end of words.

When pronouncing consonant clusters, it's important to say each consonant sound clearly and in the order they appear.

LET'S PRACTICE. LISTEN AND REPEAT.

• CLIMB (cl-)
• GREEN (gr-)
• SPOON (sp-)
• ANT (-nt)
• DRIVE (dr-)
• SMALL (sm-)
• LEFT (-ft)
• START (st-, -rt)

Identifica el cluster consonántico en cada palabra: CLIMB, GREEN, SPOON, ANT, DRIVE, SMALL, LEFT, START.

1. CLIMB: cluster inicial 'cl-' (/kl/). La 'b' final es muda.
2. GREEN: cluster inicial 'gr-' (/gr/).
3. SPOON: cluster inicial 'sp-' (/sp/).
4. ANT: cluster final '-nt' (/nt/).
5. DRIVE: cluster inicial 'dr-' (/dr/).
6. SMALL: cluster inicial 'sm-' (/sm/).
7. LEFT: cluster final '-ft' (/ft/).
8. START: cluster inicial 'st-' y final '-rt'.

Tablas

Glosario

• climb: Escalar.
• green: Verde.
• spoon: Cuchara.
• ant: Hormiga.
• drive: Conducir.
• small: Pequeño.
• left: Izquierda.
• start: Comenzar.

Fuentes

• Imagen climb.
• Imagen spoon.
• Imagen ant.
• Imagen drive.
• Imagen big/small.
• Imagen left.
• Imagen start.