Equivalents
ea as in heart
ua as in guard
c as in sergeant
Phonetic Symbol, /ɑ/
pa, ta, ka, ba, da, ga
ath, az, al, am, an, ang
alms |
park |
father |
arch |
parlor |
varnish |
argue |
pardon |
tardy |
arbutus |
bargain |
darling |
armory |
market |
darted |
ardent |
marvel |
darken |
armistice |
Wah-wah |
gnarled |
- Margery put lard in the tarts
- The farmer started the market in his cart.
- Starving sharks darted after the little bark.
- Mark parsed ''hark,'' ''charge,'' and ''bombard.''
- Mrs. Barber thought the yarn was a bargain.
- Papa drove the car into the farther yard.
- Martha calmly put the balm on her father's smarting arm.
large |
sharp |
calm |
lark |
shark |
cargo |
larch |
charm |
carpet |
larva |
chart |
garden |
rajah |
Jar |
guard |
sarcasm |
Jargon |
qualm |
sergeant |
yard |
harvest |
Czar |
card |
hearth |
- Father bought a large farm in Arkansas.
- Arnold and Arthur darted under the arbor.
- The silver star sparkled on the dark carpet.
- In March we embarked with a large cargo of Palin.
- The artist sketched the arch in Mr. Arden's garden.
- Marcus said, ' The cards and the charts are in the barn'.
- Barbara and Margaret were charmed with the large farmhouse parlor.
- The hart jumped bars and crossed the marsh in the darkness.
- On Arbor Day the children marched to the park and planted a larch.
- Archibald argued with Harvey about the quality of the khaki scarf.
- The guard in the army led the parson and the sergeant through the yard to the arsenal.
- "Hark! Hark! the lark at heaven's gate sings. "
- But the kitten, how she starts, Crouches, stretches, paws, and darts.