Equivalents: g as in gem; dg as in edge
Phonetic Symbol, ʤ
Drill: jah, ja, jee, joo, joh, jaw aj, ej, ij, ooj, uj, oj
This sound occurs initially, finally, and medially:
|
Jar |
Jam |
germ
|
|
jad |
gem |
germ |
|
jeer |
jib |
joist |
|
jute |
judge |
JOY |
|
jolt |
jot |
Journey |
|
Jaw |
job |
JUICY |
- John Jones joined the junior Jeffersonian Club.
- George studied geography, geometry, and geology
- During June and July Julia made jelly and jam
- Jessie gave orange juice and junket to Gerard
- Mr. Jackson and Miss James spent January in Georgia.
- The jolly juggler jumped over the large jar
- Marjorie and her aged father journeyed from Germany to Egypt
|
badge |
urge |
agent |
|
hedge |
e dge |
raging |
|
bridge |
courage |
reject |
|
trudge |
dredge |
edged |
|
f u d g e |
sledge |
injury |
|
dodge |
sage |
religion |
- Judge not, that ye be not judged
- Jack jumped when he heard the huge giant
- Eugenia and Madge made chocolate fudge.
- Jane gave the soldiers grape juice, rolls, and jelly
- A large jackal jumped from the edge of the ledge
- James and Eugene took Joseph's jar of jam.
- The enraged giant tried to injure the gentle midget.
- Geoffrey gave the gentians and geraniums to Jeanette.
- Genevieve arranged the pages of the journal
- Juicy oranges and large pears were in Gerald's basket.
- The jury rejoiced at the justice of the Judge
- The joyful jockey and the jobber enjoyed Jerome's
- The gentleman bought the gem from a Japanese jeweler
- The general rejoined the major and the engineer, and they trudged on to the fort.
- Mr. Johnston gymnast misjudged a copy of Julius Casar and Justin a copy of Evangeline.
- The gymnast mis ed the distance from the barge to the margin of the Jake.
