Consonants of American English. this might not be everything so double check and cross off from the list when it's time to study.

Voiceless bilabial stop (pat/jump)

/p/

Voiced bilabial stop (bat/tub)

/b/

Voiceless alveolar stop (tip/but)

/t/

Voiced alveolar stop (dip/pad)

/d/

Voiceless velar stop (coast/rack)

/k/

Voiced velar stop (ghost/bag)

/g/

Glottal stop (uh-oh/Hawai'i)

/ʔ/

Voiceless labiodental fricative (fine/leaf)

/f/

Voiced labiodental fricative (vine/live)

/v/

Voiceless interdental fricative (thick/bath)

/θ/

Voiced interdental fricative (this/bathe)

/ð/

Voiceless alveolar fricative (sit/cats)

/s/

Voiced alveolar fricative (zip/dogs)

/z/

Voiceless alveopalatal fricative (ship/wish)

/ʃ/

Voiced alveopalatal fricative (vision/beige)

/ʒ/

Voiceless glottal fricative (hiss/behind)

/h/

Voiceless alveopalatal affricate (cheap/etch)

/tʃ/

Voiced alveopalatal affricate (jeep/ridge)

/dʒ/

Tap/flap (Latin/butter/buddy)

/ɾ/

Bilabial nasal (map/bum)

/m/

Alveolar nasal (no/fin)

/n/

Velar nasal (song/hanger)

/ŋ/

Alveolar lateral liquid (liquid/battle)

/l/

Alveopalatal retroflex liquid (rat/bear)

/ɹ/

Bilabial glide (week/beware)

/w/

Palatal glide (yesterday/beyond)

/j/