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Perfect Rhyme and Family Rhyme
Perfect rhyme has three characteristics:
The rhyming syllables have the same vowel sounds
The consonant sounds after the vowel (if any) have the same sounds
The rhyming syllables begin differently
A good substitute for perfect rhyme is family rhyme:
The rhyming syllables have the same vowel sounds
The consonant sounds after the vowel are phonetically related
The rhyming syllables begin differently
In family rhyme, there are three phonetic families:
Plosives: b, d, g, p, t, k
Fricatives: v, TH, z, zh, j, f, th, s, sh, ch
Nasals: m, n, ng
You can substitute members of the same family: cut/luck, rich/wish, fun/sung. Use this chart to help you find family rhymes.
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Quick Reference: Perfect Rhyme and Family Rhyme
Perfect rhyme has three characteristics:
The rhyming syllables have the same vowel sounds
The consonant sounds after the vowel (if any) have the same sounds
The rhyming syllables begin differently
A good substitute for perfect rhyme is family rhyme:
The rhyming syllables have the same vowel sounds
The consonant sounds after the vowel are phonetically related
The rhyming syllables begin differently
In family rhyme, there are three phonetic families:
Plosives: b, d, g, p, t, k
Fricatives: v, TH, z, zh, j, f, th, s, sh, ch
Nasals: m, n, ng
You can substitute members of the same family: cut/luck, rich/wish, fun/sung. Use this chart to help you find family rhymes.
most of yall probably know all this already but for those that don't check it out
Quick Reference: Perfect Rhyme and Family Rhyme