The phoneme /i:/ is

high (close)

The phoneme /i:/ is

Hint: Eng I students: Yule does not mention the checked-free distinction, which roughly corresponds to short-long in many languages.

free

Info: Checked vowels cannot occur at the end of a stressed syllable, but free vowels can. Compare <see> /si:/ and <*seh> */se/ (which is not possible).

The phoneme /u:/ is

Hint: Eng I students: Yule does not mention the checked-free distinction, which roughly corresponds to short-long in many languages.

free

Info: Checked vowels cannot occur at the end of a stressed syllable, but free vowels can. Compare <see> /si:/ and <*seh> */se/ (which is not possible).

The phoneme /ɪ/ is

Hint: Eng I students: Yule does not mention the checked-free distinction, which roughly corresponds to short-long in many languages.

checked

Info: Checked vowels cannot occur at the end of a stressed syllable, but free vowels can. Compare <see> /si:/ and <*seh> */se/ (which is not possible).

The phoneme /ʊ/ is

Hint: Eng I students: Yule does not mention the checked-free distinction, which roughly corresponds to short-long in many languages.

checked

Info: Checked vowels cannot occur at the end of a stressed syllable, but free vowels can. Compare <see> /si:/ and <*seh> */se/ (which is not possible).

The phoneme /e/ is

Hint: It is also written as /ɛ/. Eng I students: Yule does not mention the checked-free distinction, which roughly corresponds to short-long in many languages.

checked

Info: Checked vowels cannot occur at the end of a stressed syllable, but free vowels can. Compare <see> /si:/ and <*seh> */se/ (which is not possible).

The phoneme /e/ is

Hint: It is also written as /ɛ/.

unrounded

The phoneme /e/ is

Hint: It is also written as /ɛ/.

mid

Info: Sometimes called half-high, as opposed to half-low.

The phoneme /e/ is

Hint: It is also written as /ɛ/.

front

The phoneme /ə/ is

Hint: Eng I students: Yule does not mention the checked-free distinction, which roughly corresponds to short-long in many languages.

checked

Info: Schwa (/ə/) is never stressed. Checked vowels cannot occur at the end of a stressed syllable, but free vowels can. Compare <see> /si:/ and <*seh> */se/ (which is not possible).