Draw a trapezium and plot the primary cardinal vowels?

I'm sorry, but I am unable to draw images. However, I can describe how you can draw a trapezium and plot the primary cardinal vowels on it.

To draw a trapezium, start by drawing a horizontal line segment for the top base of the trapezium. Then, draw two slanting lines extending downwards from the ends of the top base to create the two sides of the trapezium. Finally, draw a horizontal line segment parallel to the top base to complete the bottom base of the trapezium.

To plot the primary cardinal vowels on the trapezium, you can use the following coordinates:

- /i/: High front vowel - plot this vowel at the top left corner of the trapezium.
- /ɪ/: Near-high front vowel - plot this vowel slightly below and to the right of /i/.
- /e/: Close-mid front vowel - plot this vowel at the top right corner of the trapezium.
- /ɛ/: Open-mid front vowel - plot this vowel slightly below and to the left of /e/.
- /æ/: Near-open front vowel - plot this vowel at the bottom left corner of the trapezium.
- /a/: Open front vowel - plot this vowel at the bottom right corner of the trapezium.

By plotting these primary cardinal vowels on the trapezium, you can visualize the vowel space and understand the relative positions of these vowels in terms of tongue height and tongue backness.

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