What do English words look like and how to read them?

Answer 1

English words were composed of 26 English letters, and the pronunciation of the alphabets (a, e, i, o, u) in the word had many rules.

Vowel letter a: In open syllables, it is usually pronounced/e/, such as name, plane, etc.; in closed syllables, it is 1. Generally pronounced as/Ü/, such as bag, dad, etc. Before f, n, ph, sk, mp, st, ss, th, it is often read/Ü:/.

Vowel letter e: in the open syllable sound/i:/, such as he, these, etc.; in the closed syllable sound/e/, such as bed, let, etc.

Vowel letter i: in the open syllable sound/a/, such as bike, drive, etc.; in the closed syllable sound//, such as fish, big, etc.

Vowel o: in the open syllable sound/°/, such as those, close, etc.; in the closed syllable sound//, such as clock, not, etc.

Vowel u: in the open syllable 1. Send/ju:/, such as student, excuse, etc. After the alphabets j, l, r or the combinations ch, sh, tra, and dr.(The alphabets are pronounced as (),(),(t),(d),(l),(r),(tra), and (dr.)), read/u:/, such as June, blue, etc., and//in closed syllables, such as but, cut, etc.

In addition, there were also some special pronunciation situations, such as some combinations of alphabets and alphabets, etc. There were also specific pronunciation rules, and different word origins and meanings might cause certain changes in pronunciation. Moreover, English had different systems such as British pronunciation and American pronunciation. There were differences in the pronunciation of some words between the two.
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