Schwa sound

Front

What is the schwa sound?

Back

The schwa sound is a vowel sound that is pronounced like 'uh'. It is often found in unstressed syllables.

Front

Which letter combinations can produce the schwa sound?

Back

The schwa sound can be produced by various letter combinations, such as 'a' in 'sofa', 'e' in 'taken', 'i' in 'pencil', 'o' in 'lemon', and 'u' in 'circus'.

Front

In which syllable is the schwa sound usually found?

Back

The schwa sound is usually found in unstressed syllables.

Front

Give an example of a word with the schwa sound.

Back

An example of a word with the schwa sound is 'banana'.

Front

What is the importance of the schwa sound in English?

Back

The schwa sound helps to make speech more fluid and natural, allowing for easier pronunciation of words.

Front

Which word has the schwa sound: 'above', 'rain', 'rice', 'pine'?

Back

Above has the schwa sound.

Front

Which word has the schwa sound: 'amaze', 'laying', 'tadpole'?

Back

Amaze has the schwa sound.

Front

Which word has the schwa sound: 'zebra', 'ray', 'wait'?

Back

Zebra has the schwa sound.

Front

Which word has the schwa sound: 'salad', 'sauce'?

Back

Salad has the schwa sound.

Front

Which word has the schwa sound: 'balloon', 'messy', 'cane', 'bike'?

Back

Balloon has the schwa sound.