[ oo] / u / good 66
Nuru has a very good (/g u d/) cook (k u k) book .
She always puts (p u ts) it in a drawer.
Yesterday, she took (t u k)a look (l u k) of the book (/buk/).
She wanted to make some pudding (/ˈpudIŋ/)
for his son, Luke.
But Luke pushed (pu∫t)
and pulled (/p
u ld/) her
to sit down on the cushion (ˈk ʊʃən).
He wanted her to tell him
the story about a woman (/ˈwumǝn/)
who kept a wolf (wʊlf)
as her bosom (/ˈbuzǝm/)
friend.
[o, u ] /
u / book 67
Tutu, Luke’s dad keeps a bull called Duk /duk/
and a rook called Guk /guk/.
Duk, the bull is full of strength.
He can pull and push a load
many times his weight.
He can fulfil all the tasks
Tutu asks him to do.
But he cannot do much
when Guk, the rook hooks on his back.
[ oo, u ] /
u
/ book 68
She is a bully.
She likes to bully Duk, the bull.
She always hooks on Duk, the bull’s back
and makes the sounds, “Luk! Luk!.............” /luk/
Duk, the bull wishes
he could push her off his back
and pull her around like a piece of wood (/wud/).
and put her in a bag of wool (/wʊl/).
Vowels
in comparison
/
u: / / u / 69
1.
boot, root foot, soot
2. food good, wood
3. fool wool
4. proof, roof poof
/ ɒ
/ / ɔ: /
1. bog ball
2. cock call
3. dog door
4. fog fall
5. hot hall
/ α:
/ / ^
/
1. barn bun
2. calm come
3. dart dust
4. harsh
hush
5. mast must
6. mask
musk
7. march
much
8. charm chum
9. are
us
10.
balm bum
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