eezee speek® Grouped Alphabet

Hello, this is Howard Coffman.

Today's topic: eezee speek® Grouped Alphabet. Let's click-on the Grouped Alphabet link on the Member Area home page.

This page features three different ways to study the English alphabet:

FIRST: At the top of the page is a chart containing the letters and sounds of the Alphabet. Notice how the Alphabet sounds have been organized into seven groups with each group sharing a common sound and color.

It may look different but all 26 letters of the Alphabet are here.

The color-coded chart makes it easy to identify the different groups:

• The four AA sounds are grouped together and displayed in red.
• The two II sounds are grouped together and colored maroon.
• The three YUU sounds are yellow.
• The OH sound is white.
• The AR sound is purple.
• The six sounds beginning with EH are grouped together and colored blue.
• The nine sounds ending with EE are grouped in black at the bottom of the chart.

Use these groupings to your advantage when you practice and study.

SECOND: Just below the chart are the recorded sounds of the Alphabet. Use your mouse to move up and down the list. Just click-on a sound to hear it. Click-on the double bars to stop it.

THIRD: Scroll down the page to find the complete list of Alphabet letters and sounds. Click-on any link to see the Alphabet sound, its eezee speek® notation, and hear its recorded sound.

Be sure to speak slowly and say each sound completely.

Thank you very much. Until next time, this is Howard Coffman.