Previously we saw that R-controlled vowels are vowels that sometimes sound a little different when they come before the letter r, and we also discuss some common ways in which we can see this phenomenon phonetic English.
-A verb expresses an action in a sentence.
-A worm had eaten a small hole in my apple.
-Someone who is alert always pays attention.
-The waiter will serve us at the restaurant.
-The bird flew to sit on the egg in the nest.
-The wigggling toddler will squirm in her lap.
-The thirsty boydrank a glass of water.
-The water balloon burst in a wet explosion.
-I urge you to watch this award-winning movie.
-The road will curve at the roundabout.
Now here's a list for you to continue you expand your vocabulary; you also have the next link. If you want to remember, you can go back to the previous lesson about r controlled vowels right here.
circus alert circular stern smirk
survey splurge urgent mystery permanent
dirty vertex perfume earn search
vertical cursive verb merchant quirky
fury perform circle swirl internal
confirm service rehearse external hurricane
curfew pearl deserve birth termite
firm jersey turbulent emergency squirrel
circulatory earliest earlier earthquake earnest
research inertia twirl serve concert
nervous squirm affirm commerce skirmish
burrow insert hermit purpose purple
terms miserable percent current learn
conserve turn verse surround
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