Starting with an S and a consonant, no E in front
You're telling a new friend about your week, and half the words you need start with an s and then a consonant.
The phrase
I found a great bakery on our street.10 words10 sentences
The ten words
- street/striːt/
noun
A road in a town with buildings along it.
- strong/strɔːŋ/
adjective
Having more power or force than most.
- square/skwer/
noun
An open public space where streets meet.
- spring/sprɪŋ/
noun
The season between winter and summer.
- snack/snæk/
noun
A little food eaten between meals.
- stuff/stʌf/
noun
The things you own.
- stress/stres/
noun
A feeling of being under too much pressure.
- sleep/sliːp/
verb
To rest with your eyes closed.
- study/ˈstʌdi/
verb
To be a student at a school.
- skip/skɪp/
verb
To pass over something without doing it.
The sentences
I found a great bakery on our street.
The coffee at work was way too strong.
We had lunch outside in the main square.
It finally feels like spring this week.
I grabbed a quick snack between my classes.
I spent all weekend packing up my stuff.
Work has been a lot of stress lately.
I couldn't sleep well the last few nights.
I study at the university near the river.
I had to skip the gym twice this week.
Pronunciation
street/striːt/
Start right on the hiss of the s, with no little e before it, so it isn't 'estreet'.
square/skwer/
After the s comes a k and then a w, like the start of 'queen'.
study/ˈstʌdi/
The u sounds like the u in 'cup', not the oo in 'food'.
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