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Try LingUp Now!Start with the 'f' sound by touching your top teeth to your bottom lip and blowing air.
Follow with the 'r' sound, curling your tongue slightly back in your mouth.
End with the 'ʌm' sound, relaxing your tongue and keeping your lips slightly closed.
pronouncing as fro (same syllable)
confusing r with l (same syllable)
adding a vowel sound after m (same syllable)
Start with the 'f' sound by touching your top teeth to your bottom lip and blowing air.
Proceed with the 'r' sound, curling your tongue slightly back.
End with the 'ɒm' sound, relaxing your tongue and keeping your lips in a rounded position.
pronouncing as fro (same syllable)
confusing r with l (same syllable)
adding a vowel sound after m (same syllable)
Touch your top teeth to your bottom lip and blow air.
The tongue position is different; practice curling your tongue for 'r'.
Make sure to end the word quickly after 'm' without opening your mouth.
Indicates the source or starting point.
/tuː/
Expressing direction or position.
/kʌm/
Move towards a place.
/fɔːrm/
The shape of something.
From uses the 'fr' onset, while 'to' uses a 't' sound.
From uses 'fr' onset, compared to 'k' onset in come.
From ends in 'm' while form has a longer 'o' sound.
Ensure a smooth transition between 'f' and 'r' sounds.
Practice ending the word swiftly after the 'm' to avoid adding sounds.
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