The L sound
Pronunciation, the L sound. Minimal pairs. Lay, ray, nay. Blue, brew
Peel, peer. Low, row, no. Fly fry
Fall, far Lice, rice Nice
Flight, fright File, fire Lake, rake
Play, pray. Trial, trier. Link, rink
Clock, crock. Little, litter. Left, rink
Grew, Grew Pattle, patter Liver River Glaze Graze Isle Iyer
Lift bottle frugal Lazarus Left Ladle Worldly
Nevertheless. Lily. Cradle. Walrus. Algorithm
Flu. Legal. Flailing. Illegal. Blitz
Leather. Lavender. Illustrious. Plight. Leaflet
Alignment. Removable. Grail. Luther
Terminal. Religion. Mellow. Listless
Reasonable. Aluminum. Rally. Restless. Salamander
Flawlessly. In phrases. Leave it alone. Lay it on the line
All's fair in love and war. Live and let live. A calendar girl
All's well that ends well. Little by little. Left in the lurch
He who laughs, lasts. Last but not least A naval blockade All the world a stage
Location, location, location. A little later. Arsenic and old lace. Dialogue
Did you leave the lights on last night? No, don't look at me like that
But you're always leaving them on. Believe me, I'm not the guilty one
Well, when did you close the blinds? About 11 or 12. Were they still on then
Let's talk about something else. Did you leave the lights on last night
No, don't look at me like that. But you're always leaving them on
Believe me, I'm not the guilty one. Well, when did you close the blinds
About 11 or 12. Were they still on then
Let's talk about something else. Oral reading. Right after I left the library last night, it started raining
I tried to hail a taxi, but it was useless. They were all filled with last-minute shoppers laden with Valentine's Day gifts for their loved ones
It was really a hassle holding an umbrella in one hand and an armload of books in the other After a while a nice little old lady rolled down her car window and offered me a ride
Getting in the vehicle, I slipped and fell into a mud puddle, spilling my books all over the road
What a relief it was to finally get home, plop down on the sofa and relax
Right after I left the library last night, it started raining. I tried to hail a taxi, but it was useless
They were all filled with last-minute shoppers laden with Valentine's Day gifts for their loved ones
It was really a hassle, holding an umbrella in one hand and an armload of books in the other
After a while, a nice little old lady rolled down her car window and offered me a ride
Getting in the vehicle, I slipped and fell into a mud puddle
spilling my books all over the road. What a relief it was to finally get home, plop
down on the sofa and relax