l mill ng sing m rim r rule n run y yet
ASPIRATE.
h, as in hat.
SUBSTITUTES. (14)
Substitutes are characters used to represent sounds ordinarily represented by other characters.
TABLE OF SUBSTITUTES. Sub for as in
a o what y i hymn e a there c s cite e a freight c k cap i e police ch sh machine i e sir ch k chord o u son g j cage o oo to n ng rink o oo would s z rose o a corn s sh sugar o u worm x gz examine u oo pull gh f laugh u oo rude ph f sylph y i my qu k pique qu kw quick
FAULTS TO BE REMEDIED. (15)
The most common faults of articulation are dropping an unaccented vowel, sounding incorrectly an unaccented vowel, suppressing final consonants, omitting or mispronouncing syllables, and blending words.
1. Dropping an unaccented vocal.