sounds and rhythm of english

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ФЕДЕРАЛЬНОЕ АГЕНТСТВО ПО ОБРАЗОВАНИЮГОСУДАРСТВЕННОЕ ОБРАЗОВАТЕЛЬНОЕ УЧРЕЖДЕНИЕ ВЫСШЕГО

ПРОФЕССИОНАЛЬНОГО ОБРАЗОВАНИЯ

ВОРОНЕЖСКИЙ ГОСУДАРСТВЕННЫЙ УНИВЕРСИТЕТ

Sounds and Rhythm of English

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ContentsMonophthongs.....................................................................................5

Unit 1[ i: ] sheep.................................................................................................................5

Unit 2 [ i ] ship...................................................................................................................6

Unit 3 [ e ] pen...................................................................................................................7

Unit 4 [ æ ] man................................................................................................................9

Unit 5 [ Λ ] cup.................................................................................................................10

Unit 6 [ : ] hea!t...............................................................................................................11Unit 7 "e#ie$...................................................................................................................13

Unit % [ ɔ ] c&oc'..............................................................................................................13

Unit 9 [o:] (a&&.................................................................................................................14

Unit 10 [u] )oo'...............................................................................................................16

Unit 11 [ u: ] )oot.............................................................................................................17

Unit 12 [ə:] gi!&................................................................................................................1%

Unit 13 [ə] came!a...........................................................................................................20

Unit 14 "e#ie$.................................................................................................................22

*iphthongs........................................................................................22Unit 15 [ei] tai&.................................................................................................................22

Unit 16 [ai] +ine................................................................................................................23

Unit 17 [ oi ] )o,..............................................................................................................25

Unit 1% "e#ie$.................................................................................................................26

Unit 19 [ au ] house..........................................................................................................26

Unit 20 [əu ] phone..........................................................................................................27

Unit 21 [ iə ] )ee!............................................................................................................2%

Unit 22 [ ɛə ] chai!...........................................................................................................30

Consonants........................................................................................31Unit 23 [ p ] pen...............................................................................................................31

Unit 24 [ ) ] )a),.............................................................................................................32

Unit 25 [ t ] tin..................................................................................................................33

Unit 26 [ - ]......................................................................................................................35

Unit 27 [ ' ] 'e,...............................................................................................................36

Unit 2% [ g ] gi!&................................................................................................................3%

Unit 29 [ s ] s....................................................................................................................39

Unit 30 [ ] oo................................................................................................................40

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Unit 31 [ ʃ ] shoe..............................................................................................................41

Unit 32 [ʒ] te&e#ision.......................................................................................................42

Unit 33 [ ʧ ] che!!,...........................................................................................................42

Unit 34 [ʤ] /am...............................................................................................................44

Unit 35 [ + ] +an.................................................................................................................45

Unit 36 [#] #an.................................................................................................................47Unit 37 [ $ ] $in-o$.......................................................................................................4%

Unit 3% [ / ] ,e&&o$...........................................................................................................49

Unit 39 [ h ] hat................................................................................................................50

Unit 40 [ ] thin...............................................................................................................52

Unit 41 [ ] the +eathe!...................................................................................................53

Unit 42 [ m ] mouth..........................................................................................................55

Unit 43 [ n ] nose..............................................................................................................55

Unit 44 [ ] !ing...............................................................................................................57

Unit 45 [ & ] &ette!.............................................................................................................5%

Unit 46 [ & ] )a&&...............................................................................................................59

Unit 47 [ ! ] !ain...............................................................................................................60

Unit 4% [ ! ] gi!&................................................................................................................60

Str!! "#$...................................................................................................................60

ma&& ta&'..........................................................................................74Unit 1 !eetings...............................................................................................................74

Unit 2. nt!o-uctions. -enti+,ing ,ou!se&+ anothe!s......................................................75

Unit 3. a,ing goo-),e...................................................................................................76

Unit 4. i#ing an- !ecei#ing comp&ements......................................................................77

Unit 5. n#iting accepting !e+using.................................................................................7%

Unit 6. 8p!essing &i'es an- -is&i'es. s'ing +o! an- gi#ing an opinion.........................79

Unit 7. 8p!essing a)i&it, o! ina)i&it, to -o smth. Ma'ing ecuses. i#ing

encou!agements................................................................................................................%0

Unit %. po&ogiing. ccepting an apo&og,......................................................................%2

Unit 9. ;a&'ing a)out +oo-...............................................................................................%3

Unit 10. ;a&'ing a)out mone,..........................................................................................%4Unit 11. ;a&'ing a)out the $eathe!..................................................................................%5

Unit 12.s'ing +o! an- gi#ing in+o!mation......................................................................%6

Unit 13.i#ing an- !ecei#ing than's...............................................................................%7

Unit 14. 8p!essing con+usion.........................................................................................%%

Unit 15. Ma'ing p&ans....................................................................................................%%

Monophthongs

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Monophthongs a!e #o$e&s the a!ticu&ation o+ $hich is a&most unchanging.

%t 1' #( ) !*+

Eve is Pete’s niece.

He seems very pleased to meet these people.Each teacher needs to be free to teach as he pleases.

,r-t# 1 uestions $ith ?o!?

;hese ha#e a +a&&ing tune at the en-. ;he pa!ts o+ $o!-s $hich a!e in )&ac'e!

t,pe a!e &ou-e! o! st!esse-.

Would you like coffee or tea?

Would you like veal or beef?Would you like coffee or milk or tea?

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isn?t +i&m siti&& minutes

n-ians )e innininte!esting M!s mith

/#-03( >& #&tr!t#& ?#0$(i&&: s ;im inB

< n: s he comin to the ictu!esBM!s mith: ;im?s i&&.

(i&&: e!e he isD e&&o ;im.

;im: e&&o (i&&.

< n: !e ou i&& ;imB;im: s it an inte!esting +i&mB

uic' o! $eF&& miss the )eginning o+ the +i&m

%t @ ' ) +&

*oney lent is money spent. ll is well that ends well.

He sent him a tele#ram be##in# for help.

)f ) #ive you a lift, will you sit still?

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5 a@ Einn,A )@ Eenn, 6 a@ pic'e-A )@ pec'e-

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7/es. 0ery.

%t B ' æ ) $-&

black cat sat on a mat

nd ate a fat rat.(hat man sat on my hat in a tram

He is a bad man, that man, that’s a fact.

)’m #lad ) had my ba# in my hand

%r he mi#ht have sat on that.

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ostess &&en: Ihich passenge! nne B ;hat sa- man $ith the came!aB

e?s $ea!ing )&ac' s&ac's an- a /ac'et.

ostess (!a-&e,: Ko. ;hat +at &a-, $ith the )ig )&ac' han-)ag in he! &e+t han-.

ostess &&en: s she stan-ing net to the &a#ato!,B

ostess (!a-&e,: Les. he?s t!a#e&ing to mste!-am.

ostess &&en: Lou?!e ma- nne -on?t un-e!stan-.ostess (!a-&e,: Lou see $hen she $ent into the &a#ato!, she -i-n?t ha#e

that han-)ag in he! han- an- no$ she?s. ..

at &a-,: Hc&apping he! han-s@ 8N8"L(O*L ;K*D ?m a

hi/ac'e!. n- in this han-)ag ha#e a ...

an-)ag: (KD

%t E ' F ) 3+

s snu# as a bu# in a ru#.

*y sun had suffered much.

He bou#ht a couple of buns and some honey.

Humpy 8umpy sat on a wall

Humpy 8umpy had a #reat fall

ll the kin#’s horses and all the kin#’s men

'ouldn’t put Humpy 8umpy to#ether a#ain.

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ug&, must &o#e

unt!ue much &o#e&,

unhapp, &unch hone,

un-e!stan- unn $o!! shut up cousin compan,

ust once "uss $on-e!+u&

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&uss: Honey, why are you so sad?

9!anet says nothin#

&uss: Honey, why are you so unhappy? ) dont

understand.

!anet: /ou dont love me, &uss$

&uss: +ut, honey, ) love you very much.

!anet: (hats untrue. /ou love my cousin, 4unny.

/ou think shes lovely and )m u#ly.

&uss: !anet, -ust once last month ) took 4unny out

for lunch. /ou mustnt worry. ) like your

company much better than 4unnys.

!anet: %h, shut up, &uss.

&uss: +ut, honey, ) think youre wonderful. /ou

mustnt...

!anet: %h, 4H;( ;PD

%t G ' H( ) *-rt

*ark 'almly back his car

)n the dark part of the yard

lar#e part of the yard was dark.

) lau#hed and lau#hed when ) saw my art dancin# on the yard.We are walkin# on the #rass

(o let the lar#er cars pass.

(he la#er cars passin# can’t harm us

While we are on the #rass.

fter the party we started to ar#ue.

His father isn’t hard7hearted.

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oun- 1 oun- 2 oun- 1 oun- 2

cap ca!p cup ca!p

hat hea!t hut hea!t

cat ca!t cut ca!t

)an )a!n )un )a!nmatch ma!ch much ma!ch

c&ac' c&e!' c&uc' c&e!'

"!t ;ic' the $o!-s ,ou !ecognise in the sentences ,ou hea!:

1a@ hatA )@hutA c@ hea!t 4 a@ )unA )@ )a!n

2 a@ catA )@ cutA c@ ca!t 5 a@ comeA )@ ca&m

3 a@ capA )@ cupA c@ ca! 6 a@ =att,?sA )@ pa!ties

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*ar#aret: Where’s your #lass, +arbara?

+arbara: )ts on the bar.

*artin: +arbara$ *ar#aret$ 'ome into the #arden. *artha and

'harles are dancin# in the dark.

*ar#aret )n the #arden? What a lau#h$

+arbara: 4o they are$ (heyre dancin# on the #rass$

*ar#aret: (heyre dancin# under the stars$*artin: nd rnolds playin# his #uitar.

+arbara: 8oesnt *artha look smart$

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i: i e æ Λ a:

)ea )in (en )an )un )a!n

)eat )it )et )at )ut (a!t

)ea )i- )e- )a- )u- )a!-

pea' pic pec pac =uc' pa!'

K#!t& -& r+-t(

eat e s mat sit cu s !assseat an, ham +ish )uns ga!-entea !ea- a &e chi s &unch ta!t

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0oice >: %&nwash% is so so$t and stron".0oice 8: You don%t want lots o$ hot water with ) &nwash*.0oice : It%s not a lon" +o# with %&nwash%.0oice =: se &nwash% o$ten.0oice ': You won%t #e sorry when you%ve "ot %&nwash%.

0oice 8: -very#ody wants onwash% .Everybody: %&nwash% is so popular(

%t O '() P-00

Her nau#hty dau#hter was at fault.

(he lion walked towards (om and roared.

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/#-03( S+rt! r+rt ?r$ Q*-&&0 B

nnouncer: (his mornin# the &oarers football team arrived back

from /ork. Paul 4hort is our sports reporter, and he was

at the airport,

Paul 4hort: "ood mornin#. (his is Paul 4hort. ll the footballersare walkin# towards me. Heres "eor#e +all, the

#oalkeeper. "ood mornin#, "eor#e.

"eor#e +all: "ood mornin#. re, you a reporter?

Paul 4hort: /es. )m from 'hannel . Please tell our audience about

the football match with /ork.

"eor#e +all: Well, it was awful. We lost. nd the score was four:

forty7four. +ut it wasnt my fault.

Paul 4hort: Whose fault was it?

"eor#e +all: (he forwards.

Paul 4hort: (he forwards?

"eor#e +all: /es. (he forwards. (hey were always fallin# down or

losin# the ball$

4&t&-t#&( S3r+r#!

: *r 4hort always plays football in the mornin#.

+: )n the mornin#?

': *r 4hort?8: @ootball?

E: lways?

n this con#e!sation ( C * an- 8 a!e a&& su!p!ise- ), $hat sa,s. (

is su!p!ise- that he p&a,s in the mo!ning. C is su!p!ise- that M! ho!t p&a,s. *

is su!p!ise- that he p&a,s +oot)a&&. 8 is su!p!ise- that he a&$a,s p&a,s.

,r-t#! #& +-#r!. ( must soun- su!p!ise- a)out the pa!t o+ the

sentence in ita&ics.

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6 /ou ou#ht to #et up at $our in the mornin".

7 ) saw eor"e when A was in /ew York.

8 )ts your $ault ..

%t 1R '3) 7D

Have a #ood look at the cookery book.

He pushed it and pulled it and than put his foot on i t.

4he took the book and put it under her foot.

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*r 'ook: 6o. )ve looked. )m #oin# to put all my books in a bo and

lock it$

*rs 'ook:


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Prue: 6o, *iss


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)ug )e!g

gu&& gi!&


1 a@ )e-A )@ )u-A c@ )i!-

2 a@ (en?sA )@ )unsA c@ )u!ns3 a@ $a!-A )@ $o!-

4 a@ $a&'A )@ $o!'

5 a@ sho!tA )@ shi!t6 a@ o!A )@ e!

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a pai! o+ )inocu&a!s ə pai! ə+ )inocu&ə!sa photog!aph o+ he! mothe! an-

+athe!

ə photəg! ə ph ə+ hə mothər ən-+athə

a )oo' a)out outh me!ica ə )oo' ə )out outh əme!icə

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K#!t& -& r+-t(

Wəs she thinkin# about 4outh merica? /es, she was.Wə her brothers and sisters asleep ? /es, they were.8ə they like readin# ? /es, they do.

Həve you read about 4outh merica? /es, ) have.8əs your friend like readin#? /es, he does.əm ) talkin# to myself? /es, you areə we workin# hard ? /es, you areHəs your friend been to 4outh merica? /es, he has.'ən you swim? /es, ) can.

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C D: u u: :

Polly Paul pull pool Pearl

folly fall full fool furlcod cord could cooed curdwhat ward would wooed word

/#+*t*&!

n the p!onunciation o+ -iphthongs the o!gans o+ speech g&i-e +!on one

#o$e& position to anothe! $ithin one s,&&a)&e. ;he sta!ting point the nuc&eus isst!ong an- -istinct. ;he g&i-e $hich sho$s the -i!ection o+ the Gua&it, change

is #e!, $ea'.

%t 1E '#) t-#0

(he rain in 4pain stays mainly in the plain.

(hey came the same way

%n the same day+y the same train.

(hey waited in the rain and hail until ei#ht.

(han they painfully came away.

%ur maid *arry makes mistakes.

+ut she never brakes plates and she isn’t laFy.

He who makes no mistakes makes nothin#.

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1 a@ penA )@ pain 4 a@ &etA )@ &ate

2 a@ she-A )@ sha-e 5 a@ &ette!A )@ &ate!

3 a@ peppe!A )@ pape! 6 a@ getA )@ gate,r-t# 2


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oun- 1 oun- 2

)a! )u,

sta! st,

-a!n -ine

&a!' &i'eca!t 'ite

hea!t height


1 a@ ca!tA )@ 'ite

2 a@ -a!ningA )@ -ining

3 a@ sta!A )@ st,

4 a@ &aughA )@ &i+e

5 a@ ha!-A )@ hi-e

1 a@ =aA )@ pie

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0iolet: )s it somethin# nice, *yra?

*yra: 6o. )ts a spider.

%t 1I ' # ) 79

(hat noise is very annoyin#/es, this is very annoyin# noise.

)n a noisy voice he said that oysters were poisonous and ) had spoilt his

en-oyment.

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or even destroyed it.

!oyce: How annoyin#$ Wuh youre chan#in# the oil, )ll #o andvisit my boyfriend, &oy.

%t 18 JA#6

K#!t&( J! t* !3&! 93 *-r.

1 2 3

ei ai oi

)a, )u, )o,

a&e is&e oi&

paint pint point

!ace !ice "o,ce

%t 1O ' -3 ) *3!

*r. +rown found an owl in town.

&ound and round the town

Went the crowd shoutin#


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to$n &ounge house ou! house

+oun- &ou-&, shouting

!oun- upsi-e-o$n couch

/#-03( > $3! #& - *3!

*rs 8rown: 9shoutin# loudly )0E @%;68 *%;4E$*r +rown: %w$ /oure shoutin# too loudly. 4it down and dont shout

*rs 8rown: 9sittin# down )ve found a mouse in the house$

*r +rown: brown mouse?

*rs 8rown: /es. little round mouse. )ts runnin# around in the lounge

*r +rown: %n the #round?

*rs 8rown: /es. )ts under the couch now.

*r +rown: Well, #et it out.

*rs 8rown: How?

*r +rown: (urn the couch upside7down. "et it out somehow. We dont

want a mouse in our house. %urs is the cleanest house in the

town$

%t 2R '3 ) +*&

)’m #oin# to see my old folks at home.

%h, no. 8on’t #o home alone

6obody knows how lonely the road is.

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4 a@ )a&&A )@ )o$&

5 a@ )u!nA )@ )one

6 a@ $a&'A )@ $o!' c@ $o'e

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)ea- )ea!-


1 a@ )eeA )@ )ee!

2 a@ teaA )@ tea!

3 a@ )ea-A )@ )ea!-4 a@ pea% )@pie!

5 a@ 8?sA )@ ea!s

6 a@ *eeA )@ -ea!

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Q&!&-&t!

%t 2@ ' + ) +&

[ p ] [ t ] [ ' ] in initia& position in st!esse- s,&&a)&e a!e accompanie- ),

aspi!ation Q st!ong pu++ o+ )!eath a+te! the ep&osion o+ [ p t ' ] )e+o!e a #o$e&.spi!ation is #e!, st!ong )e+o!e a #o$e& o! a -iphthongA it is $ea'e! )e+o!e a

sho!t #o$e&. t is &ess noticea)&e )e+o!e an unst!esse- #o$e& o! in initia&

position.

Pitter Piper picked a pack of pickled peppers

pack of pickled peppers pitter Piper picked

)f Pitter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers

Where’s the pack of pickled peppers

Pitter Piper picked?

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*rs (upman: How stupid of you, Peter$ 8idnt you put them in your

pocket?

*r (upman: 9emptyin# his pockets Heres a pen ... a pencil ... my

pipe ...a postcard... an envelope ... a stamp ... a pin

*rs (upman: %h, stop takin# thin#s out of your pockets. Perhaps you

put them in the plastic ba#.*r (upman: 9emptyin# the plastic ba# Heres a newspaper... an

apple ... a pear... a plastic cup ... a spoon... some

paper plates ... a piece of pork pie ... a pepper pod

*rs (upman: %h, stop pullin# thin#s out of the plastic ba#, Peter.

(hese people are #ettin# impatient.

*r (upman: Well, help me, Poppy

*rs (upman: Weve lost our passports. Perhaps we dropped them on

the plane.

%fficial: (hen let the other passen#ers JKst, please.

*r (uprnan: Poppy, why dont you help? /ou arent bein# very

helpful. Put the thin#s in the plastic ba#.

%fficial: /our name, please?

*r(upman: (upman.

%fficial: Please #o upstairs with this policeman, *r (upman.

%t 2B ' 7 ) 7-79

bi# black bear bit a bi# black bu#

bi# black bu# bit a bi# black bear.

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5 a@ pac'A )@ )ac'

6 a@ peachA )@ )each

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[t] is Guiete! in these $o!-s :hat c!ic'et )atcoat &ets'i!t &i+tshi!t )asement

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%t 2G ' )8ennie’s dau#hter 8iana doesn’t dislike darnin#.

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you do yesterday, 8onald?

8onald: )ve -ust told you, 8aisy. ) tried to phone you twenty times$

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C&a!' si ca'es Guietc&oc' net +o!'s Guic' c&e#e! eciting c&oc's Guic'&,c!eam epensi#e &i'es Guestionc!ic'et ecuse me ta&'s than' ,ou

/#-03( "* 3D 0D *rs 'ook Would you like some cream in your coffee, *rs 'lark ?

*rs 'lark: 6o thank you. +ut )d like a little milk.*rs 'ook Would you like some chocolate cakes?*rs 'lark: (hank you.*rs 'ook (ake two. Heres a cake fork, and heres aP*rs 'lark: Ecuse me, *rs 'ook. +ut whats that net to your

bookshelf? )s it a clock?*rs 'ook /es. )ts an merican cuckoo clock.

*rs 'lark: )s it plastic?*rs 'ook %h, no, *rs 'lark. )ts a very epensive clock. )ts an

electric clock.*rs 'lark: Well, its eactly si oclock now, and its very 3uiet.

8oesn’t’ t it say 1cuckoo2?

*rs 'ook : %f course, *rs 'lark.


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1 a@ co&-A )@ go&-

2 a@ )ac'A )@ )ag

3 a@ c&oc'A )@ c&og

4 a@ cu!&A )@ gi!&

5 @ +!oc' )@+!og

6 a@ c&ue )@ g&ue

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'rai#: )’ve -ust #ot a tele#ram from *ar#aret and "re#.

'arol: re they comin# to En#land a#ain?

'rai#: /es. t the be#innin# of u#ust.

'arol: "ood. We can all #et to#ether a#ain.

'rai#: )m #lad theyre comin# in u#ust. We can take the do# and

#o for walk to#ether.

'arol: /es. nd we can #ive a #arden party.

'rai#: nd *ar#aret can play her #uitar in the #arden and sin# "reek

son#s a#ain.'arol: u#ust is a #ood time to come to En#land.

%t 2O ' ! ) !

7) can’t think of si thin thin#s. 'an you?

7/es, ) can think of si thin thin#s and of si thick thin#s too.

(his is the third time this month that ) have a sore throat.

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38/88

am outsi-e instea- spen- ,es

san- seasi-e /ust s$im &ice

atu!-a, sta! s'iing

un-a, itFs epensi#e

sai&ing &etFs eciting

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1 )@ )usA )@ )u 4 a@ penceA )@ pens

2 a@ sipA )@ ip 5 a@ po&iceA )@ p&ease

3 a@ p!iceA )@ p!ie 6 a@ ac'#i&&eA )@ Rac'#i&&e

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sea she

sue shoe

sip ship

ass ash

"oss !ush

puss push


1 a@ ue?sA )@ shoes

2 a@ assA )@ ash

3 a@ pussA )@ push

4 a@ sac'A )@ shac'

5 a@ scatsA )@ sheets

6 a@ sa#eA )@ sha#e

,r-t# 2 !+#-0 6-!*#& $-*#&.*rs *arsh: 8oes this shop sell washin# machines?

*r 4haw: /es. (his is the newest washin# machine, madam.

*rs *arsh: )s it 4wedish?

*r 4haw: 6o, madam. )ts En#lish.*rs *arsh: Please show me how it washes.

*r 4haw: 4hall ) #ive you a demonstration? Here are some sheets

and shirts. /ou put them in the machine. /ou shut the

door. nd you push this button.

*rs *arsh: (he machine shouldnt shake like that, should it?

*r 4haw: Washin# machines always shake madam. h$ )ts

finished now.

*rs *arsh: +ut the sheets have shrunk and so have the shirts.*r 4haw: 8o you wish to buy this machine, madam?

*rs *arsh: )m not sure.

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%t @2 'ʒ) t0A#!#&

Eat at pleasure, drink with measure.

) can’t measure the pleasure ) have in viewin# this treasure at leisure.

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42/88

Cheshi!e hou&-e! chops $hich

cheape! a -e&icious chic'en

choose chi&-!enFs &unch

/#-03( >t t* 73t*rM! !*+

+utcher: "ood mornin#, *rs 'hurch.*rs 'hurch: "ood mornin# *r 'heshire. )d like some chops for the

childrens lunch.

+utcher: 'hump chops or shoulder chops *rs 'hurch?

*rs 'hurch: *rs 'hurch: )’ll have four shoulder chops, and ) want a small

chicken.

+utcher: Would you like to choose a chicken, *rs 'hurch?

*rs 'hurch: Which one is cheaper?

+utcher: (his ones the cheapest. )ts a delicious chicken.*rs 'hurch: How much is all that? ) havent #ot cash. 'an ) pay by che3ue?

+utcher: %f course, *rs 'hurch.

%t @B 'ʤ) C-$

(eachin# #eo#raphy is the -oy of his life.

!ack and "ill went up the hill

(o fetch a pallet water

!ack fell down and broke his crown

nd !ill came tumblin# after.

(he a#ed -ud#e ur#es the -ury to be -ust but #enerous.

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2 a@ &a!chA )@ &a!ge

3 a@ cheapA )@/eep

4 a@ chainA )@Eane

5 a @ c hi & &, A )@ Ei & &,

6 a@ chee!e-A )@ /ee!e-

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oun- 1 oun- 2

pin +in

pee& +ee&

pai& +ai&

pine +ine

ship sni++ ha!p ha&+

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front photo#raph or a profile?

Phillip: full front, dont you think, Phillippa?

Phiilippa: /es. full front photo#raph.

Photo#rapher: Please sit on this sofa. )s it comfortable, *rs Puffin?

Phiilippa: /es. )t feels fine.

Photo#rapher: *r Puffin, please #ive a friendly lau#h.Phillip: (hat’s difficult. )f you say somethin# funny ) can lau#h.

Photo#rapher: nd, *rs Puffin, please look soft and beautiful.

Phillip: 9lau#hs

Phiilippa : )s it finished?

Photo#rapher: /es.

%t @G'A) A-&


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3 a@ +astA )@ #ast

4 a@ )oatA )@ #ote

5 a@ )o&tsA )@ #o&ts

6 a@ +o$&sA )@ )o$e&sA c@ #o$e&

,r-t# @ ?#& A#6

0era: Has your family lived here for very lon#?

0ictor: @ive and a half years. We arrived on the first of @ebruary.

0era: What a fine view you have$

0ictor: /es. ) love livin# here.

0era:


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#est $est

#et $et

#ine $ine

#ei& $ha&e


1 a@ #ineA )@ $ine 4 a@ #e!seA )@ $o!se

2 a@ NA )@ $e 5 a@ #ei&sA )@ $ha&es

3 a@ #ea&A )@ $hee& 6 a@ #ipe!A )@ $ipe!

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He’ll find very interestin# news in the newspaper.

4tuart wants a newer of pure water.

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!im: %h, no. He produces -am in tubes, and tins of sausa#es and

onion stew, and sells them in Europe. ) read about Hu#h in the

newspaper yesterday.

!ack: %h$ Well, he wasnt so stupid.

%t @O ' * ) *-t

How hi#h he holds his head.

Henry had a hu#e hole in the heel of the sole.

He wished Helen happy holidays.

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Ellen: Hilda Hi##ins husband has had an accident on his horse.

Helen: How awful$ )s he in-ured?

Ellen: /es. n ambulance has taken him to hospital.

Helen: How did it happen?

Ellen: He was hit by an epress train. )t was on the crossin# -ust

behind his house.Helen: How horrible$

Ellen: Hes havin# an important operation in hospital now. Poor

Hilda$ 4hes so unhappy.

Helen: Perhaps hell be all ri#ht.

Ellen: ) hope so.

%t BR ' Z ) t*#&

) can’t think of si thin thin#s. 'an you?

/es, ) can think of si thin thin#s and of si thick thin#s too.

(his is the third time this month that ) have a sore throat.

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sie sc,the

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%t B2' $ ) $3t*

6eedless and pins, needless and pins

When a man marries

His troubles be#in.

(he murmur of the bees in the elms brin# back memories of many

memorable summers.

4ince time immemorial the moon has moved men to make poems.

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(hat fine bunch of bananas will make a nice snack for noon.

(here’s no news of nnie.

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55/88

after eleven in the evenin#. 6o noise and no television

after AA.AV. 6o...

*ason: 6o thank you$ ) want an apartment, not a prison$

%t BB' ] ) r#&

%ne )talian sin#er as little as a fin#er.

Went sin# a son# sailin# on a boat

nd if the boat had been stron#er

His son# would have been lon#er.

Everythin# is #oin# wron#.

4eein# is believin#.

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/#-03( 5#!9 &#*73r!

*r Prin#: 9an#rily +an#$ +an#$ +an#$ What are the Iin#s doin# at

seven oclock on 4unday mornin#?

*rs Prin#: Well, *r Iin# is sin#in#.

*r Prin#: /es, but whats the ban#in# noise?*rs Prin#: 9lookin# out of the window Hes standin# on a ladder

and ban#in# some nails into the wall with a hammer. 6ow

hes han#in# some stron# strin# on the nails.

*r Prin#: nd whats *rs Iin# doin#?

*rs Prin#: 4hes brin#in# somethin# pink for *r Iin# to drink. 6ow

shes puttin# it under the ladder, and ... %hh$

*r Prin#: Whats happenin#?

*rs Prin#: (he ladders fallin#.

*r Prin#: Whats *r Iin# doin#?

*rs Prin#: Hes han#in# from the strin#. Hes holdin# the strin# in his

fin#ers and hes shoutin# to *rs Iin#.

*r Prin#: nd is she helpin# him?

*rs Prin#: 6o. 4hes runnin# to our house. 6ow shes rin#in# our bell.

*r Prin#: )m not #oin# to answer it. )m sleepin#.

%t BE ' 0 ) 0ttr ,-rt 1

;he!e a!e t$o #a!iants o+ &ette! < in 8ng&ish &anguage. t is -a!'F $hen

p!onounce- )e+o!e consonants an- in +ina& poisition. Ihen < occu!s )e+o!e

#o$e&s the sono!ant [ / ] it is c&ea!.


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1 a@ nightA )@ & ight

2 a@ noA )@ &o$

3 a @E en n, A ) @/ e& &,

4 a@ 'notA )@ &ot

5 a@ sno$A )@ s&o$

6 a@ snac'sA )@ s&ac'

/#-03( ;-r09 ?r 03&**r llen: Hello


58/88

;ncle +ill: +e careful Paul$

Paul: /ou always tell me to be careful. 8ont help me. ) won’t fall.

4alesman: +ut, sir. (his is a very special bicycle. )ts ...

Paul: 8ont pill the bicycle, ;ncle +ill. )ll do it myself.

;ncle +ill: +e sensible, Paul. (his #entleman says its a...

Paul: 9Paul falls )t was ;ncle +ills fault. He was holdin# the bicycle.

%t BI ' r ) r-#&&obert &olly rolled the round roll around

round roll &obert &olly rolled around

)f &obert &olly rolled a round roll around

Where is the round roll &obert &olly rolled around?

(he real reason is really rather curious.

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,r-t# @ +r3 +-r&t

*rs &andal: re all the children #rown up now, &uth?

*rs &eed: %h, yes.


60/88

+o&&o$ing it V!W is si&ent.

/#-03( 4& t* -#r+rt

nnouncer: (he L.MC plane to 6ew /ork will depart later this

afternoon at four forty four. Passen#ers on this fli#ht are

forbidden to leave the airport.8r 8arlin#: Wonderful$ )m #oin# to the bar to order some more

"erman beer.

*r *artin: Wheres the bar?

8r 8arlin#: )ts upstairs. (heres a bookshop too. nd a

supermarket. (his is a marvelous airport$

*r *artin: %h dear$ ) wanted to #et to 6ew /ork earlier. h$ Heres

an airhostess. Ecuse me. ) dont understand. Has there

been an emer#ency?

ir hostess: %h, no, sir. (heres -ust a storm, and the weather

forecast says it will #et worse. 4o the plane will leave a

little later this afternoon.

*r *artin: re you sure?

ir hostess: %h, yes, sir. %ur departure time is at four forty7four.

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62/88

o! a (ette! (!ea' o! a st!ing o+ pea!&s o! a $ig $ith cu!&s o! nothe! Chance. XX

8#e!,one is /ust $aiting.XX

KOD ;hatFs not +o! ,ou.X omeho$ ,ouF&& escape a&& that $aiting an-

sta,ing. LouF&& +in- the )!ight p&ace $he!e (oom (an-s a!e p&a,ing. Iith

)anne! +&ip+&apping once mo!e ,ouF&& !i-e highXX "ea-, +o! an,thing in the s',.XX

"ea-, )ecause ,ou a!e that 'in- o+ a gu,DOh p&aces ,ouF&& goD ;he!eFs +un to )e -oneD ;he!e a!e points to )e

sco!e-. ;he!e a!e games to )e $on. n- the magica& thing ,ou can -o $ith that

)a&& $i&& ma'e ,ou the $iningest $inne! o+ a&&. ame. LouF&& )e +amous as

+amous cou&- )e $ith the $i-e $o!&- Q$atching ,ou! $in on ;N.

8cept $hen ,ou -onFt. (ecause sometimes ,ou $onFt. Fm a+!ai- that

sometimes ,ouF&& p&a, &one&, games too. ames ,ou canFt $in cause ,ouF&& p&a,

against ,ou. && &one. Ihethe! ,ou &i'e it o! not. &one $i&& )e something

,ouF&& )e Guite a &ot. n- $hen ,ou a!e a&ong the!eFs a #e!, goo- chance ,ouF&&

meet things that sca!e ,ou !ight out o+ pants. ;he!e a!e some -o$n the !oa-

)et$een hithe! an- ,on that can sca!e ,ou so much ,ou $onFt $ant to go on.

(ut on ,ou $i&& go though the $eathe! )e +ou&.X On ,ou $i&& go though

,ou! enemies p!o$&.XX On ,ou $i&& go though the a''en'!ac's ho$&.XX

On$a!-s up man, a +!ightening c!ee'X though ,ou! a!ms $i&& get so!e an- ,ou!

snea'e!s ma, &ea'. On an- on ,ou $i&& hi'e an- 'no$ ,ouF&& hi'e +a! an- +ace

up to ,ou! p!o)&ems $hate#e! the, a!e.

LouF&& get mie- up o+ cou!se as ,ou a&!ea-, 'no$. LouF&& get mie- up

$ith man, st!ange )i!-s as ,ou go.XX o )e su!e $hen ,ou step.X tep $ith ca!ean- g!eat tact. n- !emem)e! that


63/88

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a-#ance- &ea!ne!s in $hich the main !h,thmica& patte!ns o+ spo'en 8ng&ish a!e

p!esente- +i!st in-i#i-ua&&, then in pai!s then in &a!ge! com)inations. ;he-ia&ogues a!e -!amatic an- can )e use- +o! &istening comp!ehension at the same

time as gi#ing p!onunciation p!actice.

"* r*9t*$ ? ;&0#!*

8ng&ish is a ?st!esstime-? &anguage. ;hat is to sa, the )eats o! st!ess

u#ses in connecte- speech +o&&o$ each othe! at !ough&, eGua& inte!#a&s o+ time:

One ;$o ;h!ee ou!

;his means that i+ the!e a!e an, unst!esse( s##a*#es )et$een st!esses theseha#e to )e +itte- in $ithout -e&a,ing the !egu&a! )eat o+ the st!ess pu&ses Hp!inte- in

)o&- t,pe th!oughout@:

One ;$o ;h!ee ou!

One an- ;$o an- ;h!ee an- ou!

One an- a ;$o an- a ;h!ee an- a ou!

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;he mo!e unst!esse- s,&&a)&es the!e a!e a+te! a st!ess the Guic'e! the, must )e sai-

in o!-e! to? catch? the net pu&se :

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( P ^P e?s P #ain. P ^P ConPceite-.

P ̂ P e?sP!ich.( P ^P eP'no$s itD

P ^P^P^ P e P thin's ,ou?!e P

p!ett,.

( P ^P^ P eP-i-n?t sa, that.

P ^P^ P eP-i-.

V T _T.T._ ..T.T..

P ^P ome P eggs P ^P

an- a P sma&& P

ca))age.

( P ^P sma&&Pca))age.

P ̂ P n- thePeggsB P

^P -oenB

P ̂ P !e the,P+!eshB

( P ^P !e the, P +!esh B P ^P^ P

O+ P cou!se the,?!e P +!esh. P

^P ;heP&astPeggs P)ought P ^P^P the, $e!eP)a-. ( P ̂ P *i-

,ouP)u, themPhe!eB

P ^P P -on?t !ePmem)e!. P ^P^ P

=e!Phaps P -i-. P ^P^ P P=e!Phaps

P-i-n?t.

( P ^P^ P ;a'ePha&+ aP-oen then

X T _T..T._ ..T...T.

P ^P P On P Mon-a, P ^P ,ou $e!e P

going to P men- it.

( P ^P P cou&-n?t P ^P $as P )us,

on P Mon-a,.

P ^P Ie&&P=ete! P ^P $i&& ,ouP-o

it thisPe#eningB

( P ^P ?m P so!!, P ^P )ut ?m Po++ to

a P meeting. P ^P Pp!omise ,ou P ^P

?&& !ePpai! it toPmo!!o$. P Ihe!e a!e

,ou P goingB P ^P o! the P too&s.

( PIh,B

P ̂ P o!Pget it. P ^P^ P $i&& !ePpai!

it m,Pse&+.

P ^P ;he P sme&& o+ itD P ^P t?s theP sme&& o+ it P &a-,sD

( P ^P (ut it?s ni-e i+ ,ou Ptaste it.

P ^P t?s thePsme&& o+ itD

( P ^P t?s P ma!#e&&ous P ^P t?s a P

$on-e!+u& P +&a#ou! P ^P^ P t

$as P !athe! ePpensi#e P Cha!&ie.

P ^P Lou can P eat it P +o! me P

can?t ,ou B( P ̂ P supPpose can P eat it.

P ^P Ie&& en P/o, it. P ^P n- ?&& P

G T _T.T.._ ...T.. P ^P t?s aP)o,.P n- it?s aP)ig one.

( P ^P n- m, P$i+eB

P ^P he $as a P ma!#e&. P ^P n-

she?s P +ine.

( P ̂ P Can Psee he!B

P ^P Lou canPsee themP)oth at

a)outPsi

( P ^P Ie&& ?m ePt!eme&, P g!ate+u& Piste!. P ̂ P n- ?&& P see ,ou &ate!. P

^P^P^ P &?m aP+athe!D P ̂ P n- it?s

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meet ,ou outPsi-e.

aP)o,D P ^P must P-o

somePshopping P Guic'&,. P ^P

must P )u, some P +&o$e!s. P ^P^ P

n- a Pt!ain.

U T _T...T.._ ...T.` P ̂ P n- ,ou?!eP+on- o+ himB

( P ̂ P Ie&& ?m inP&o#e $ith him.

P ̂ P LOU $e!e in P &o#e $ith

the Pa!chitect. P ^P n- the

soP&&cito!. P ^P n- the P +e&&o$

$ith the P $i+e an- the

inPnume!a)&e P chi&-!en.

( P ^P (ut P this is P -i++e!ent

can P p!omise ,ou.

P ^P n- the, $e!e P hope&ess

at P go&+ !ePmem)e!.

( P ^P eFs the P !egiona& P

champion.

P ^P^ P Lou see ,ou P ne#e! ha#e

a P sense o+ p!oP po!tion P

Ma!i&,n.

50 Com)ination p&us P ^P o in the Pcase o+ P s,&&a)&eP

time- P &anguages P ^P it?s the

Ps,&&a)&es that a!e iPsoch!onous. P

^P (ut in P 8ng&ish P ^P it?s the

Psentence P st!esses that a!c

iPsoch!onous P ^P n- it?s

ePt!eme&, imPpo!tant to P t!, to

get the P !h,thm o+ the P &anguage P

!ight.

( P ^^ P n, P GuestionsB

Ih, is it im po! tant

an- $hat -o ,ou mean ),

Q V i so ch!o Q nousWB

P ^P Ih, is it imPpo!tant an- P

Ihat -o P mean ),

WiPsoch!onousWB P ^P Ie&& && P te&&

,ou. P ^P (ut it?- )e a P pit, to Pchange that ePt!eme&,Pcha!ming

p!onunciPation ,ou P 'no$D

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S$-00 t-0D

%t 1 Xrt#&!.4t$ 1. i ho$ a!e ,ouB

ho$ a!e ,ouB

ine ho$ a!e ,ouB ho$ a!e ,ouB

ine ho$ a!e ,ouB

i ho$ a!e ,ouB P3

ine ho$ a!e ,ouB

4t$ 2. o$?s Eac'Bi ho$ a!e ,ouB

ine ho$ a!e ,ouB?m +ine. o$?s (i&&B

e?s +ine.

o$Fs Ma!!,B

heFs +ine.

o$ a!e the chi&-!enB

;he, a!e +ine.

o$?s the /o)B

tFs +ine.o$?s Eac'B

e?s sic'.

Oh no

4t$ @. e&&o ho$#e ,ou )eenB

e&&o ho$?#e ,ou )eenB t?s so

goo- to see ,ou.

t?s goo- to see ,ou. o$?#e ,ou

)eenB

Eust +ine.

e&&o ho$?#e ,ou )eenB P3

Eust +ine. P2

t?s so goo- to see ,ou. P2

tFs goo- to see ,ou. o$?#e ,ou

)eenB

Eust +ine.

4t$ E. Eac' ,ou a!e )ac'B

Eac' ,ou a!e )ac'B ha#enFt seen

,ou +o! a &ong time. o$?#e ,ou

)eenB

Eust +ine. tFs )een a &ong time.

o$?#e ,ou )eenB

Eust +ine. tFs )een a &ong time.

Fm so g&a- ,ou a!e )ac' Eac'.

o am .

?m so g&a- ,ou a!e )ac' Eac'.

o am .

?m so g&a- ,ou a!e )ac' P3 Eac'.

o am . ha#enFt seen ,ou +o! a &ong

time.

4t$ B. e&&o e&&o.

e&&o e&&o

i ue this is (i&&

(i&&B (i&& $hoB

(i&& (!o$n

Oh hi ho$ a!e ,ouB

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%t 2. 4&tr3t#&!. 4&t#?9#& 93r!0? -& t*r!.

4t$ 1. a!!, this is Ma!,.

a!!, this is Ma!,.

i.

e&&o.a!!, this is Ma!,.

o$ -o ,ou -oB

o$ -o ,ou -oB

a!!, F- &i'e ,ou to meet m, siste! Ma!,.

o$ -o ,ou -o Ma!,B ?m #e!, g&a- to meet ,ou.

;han' ,ou. ?m g&a- to meet ,ou

4t$ 2. Kice to meet ,ou.Kice to meet ,ou.

Kice to meet ,ou.

Kice to meet ,ou.

Kice to meet ,ou

Kice to meet ,ou. Fm so g&a- to meet ,ou.

;han' ,ou. ?m g&a- to meet ,ou.

4t$ @. ?m g&a- to meet ,ou. ?#e hea!- so much a)out ,ou.

?m g&a- to meet ,ou. ?#e hea!- so much a)out ,ou P 3

;han' ,ou. ?m g&a- to meet ,ou.

F#e hea!- so man, nice things a)out ,ou P2 so man, nice things.

?#e hea!- so man, nice things. ?#e hea!- so man, nice things a)out ,ou.

?m g&a- to meet ,ou. F#e hea!- so much a)out ,ou.

;han' ,ou. Fm g&a- to meet ,ou.

4t$ B. Ihat?s ,ou! nameB Ihe!e a!e ,ou +!omB

Ihat?s ,ou! nameB Ihe!e a!e ,ou +!omB P3o$ &ong ha#e ,ou )een he!eB P2

4t$ E. Ihat?s ,ou! +i!st nameB o$ -o ,ou spe&& itB

WIhat?s ,ou! +i!st nameB

Ma!,.

o$ -o ,ou spe&& itB

M " L.

o$ -o ,ou p!onounce itBM"L.

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%t @. S-9#& W79.

4t$ 1 . oo-),e goo-),e.

oo-),e goo-),e. ee ,ou

tomo!!o$.

(,e),eoo-),e see ,ou tomo!!o$ P2

(,e),e see ,ou tomo!!o$. (,e

),e ),e),e

Wo &ong see ,ou tomo!!o$ P3

(,e),e.

4t$ 2. a#e a nice $ee'en-.

a#e a nice $ee'en-.;han's. Lou too

a#e a nice $ee'en-.

;han's. Lou too

a#e a nice $ee'en-. ee ,ou on

Mon-a,. a#e a nice $ee'en-.

;han's ,ou too.

a#e a nice $ee'en-. ee ,ou on

Mon-a,. a#e +un.

;han's. Lou too.

4t$ @. t?s getting &ate.

t?s getting &ate P3 an- !ea&&,

hate to sa, goo-W ),e.

=&ease -onFt go.

t?s getting &ate an- !ea&&, hate

to sa, goo-W ),e.

=&ease -onFt got?s getting &ate.

=&ease -onFt go.

t?s getting &ate.

=&ease -onFt go.

t?s getting &ate.

=&ease -onFt go.

t?s getting &ate an- !ea&&, hate to

sa, goo-W ),e )ut F#e got to gohome.

Oh no. =&ease -onFt go P2.

F#e got to go home.

Oh no. =&ease -onFt go P2.

4t$ B. t $as nice seeing ,ou again.

t $as nice seeing ,ou again.

;han's. t $as nice seeing ,ou.

en/o,e- seeing ,ou again.

;han's. en/o,e- seeing ,ou.

t $as so nice.

en/o,e- it too.

t $as so nice.

en/o,e- it too.

t $as nice seeing ,ou.

;han's. t $as nice seeing ,ou.

4t$ E. oo-),e a!!,. a, e&&o

to Ma!!,.

oo-),e a!!,. a, e&&o to

Ma!!,.

$i&&. a, he&&o to (i&&.(,e),e Eac'. a, he&&o to Ei&&. ;e&&

he! miss he!.

$i&&.

o &ong e!!,. a, he&&o to a!!,.

;e&& him miss him.

$i&&.

4t$ G . Ie gonna miss ,ou.IeF!e gonna miss ,ou. Ie !ea&&, a!e

P2. Ie a!e !ea&&, gonna miss ,ou P2.

Fm gonna miss ,ou too P2. Fm

!ea&&, gonna miss ,ou.

IeF!e gonna miss ,ou. Ie !ea&&, a!e

Fm gonna miss ,ou too. !ea&&, am.

IeF!e gonna miss ,ou. Ie !ea&&, a!e

Fm gonna miss ,ou too. !ea&&, am.

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r#A#& $+0$&t!.

4t$ 1. Lou &oo' $on-e!+u&

to-a,.

WLou &oo' $on-e!+u& to-a,.

o -o ,ou.WLou &oo' $on-e!+u& to-a,.

o -o ,ou.

;hat?s a nice co&ou! on ,ou.

;han's a &ot.

;hatFs a nice co&ou! on ,ou

;han's a &ot. am g&a- ,ou

&i'e it.

;hat?s a $on-e!+u& co&ou! on ,ou.;han's a &ot. ?m #e!, g&a- ,ou

&i'e it.

4t$ 2. ;hat?s a nice s$eate!.

;hat?s a nice s$eate!. s it ne$B

Les it is.

Ihe!e -i- ,ou get itB

got it in Ma,Fs

t?s )eauti+u&.

;han' ,ou. ?m g&a- ,ou &i'e it.

;hose a!e nice )oots. !e the,

ne$B

Les the, a!e.

Ihe!e -i- ,ou get themB

got them in Ma,Fs.

;he, a!e )eauti+u&.

;han' ,ou. ?m g&a- ,ou &i'ethem.

4t$ @. &i'e ,ou! g&o#es.

&i'e ,ou! g&o#es. !e the,

ne$B

Oh no. F#e ha- them +o!

,ea!s.

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76/88

4t$ G. ?m a+!ai- m, 8ng&ish is

not #e!, goo-.

?m a+!ai- m, 8ng&ish is not

#e!, goo-.

*on?t )e si&&,. tFs $on-e!+u&.

?m a+!ai- m, 8ng&ish is not#e!, goo-.

*on?t )e si&&,. tFs $on-e!+u&.

t?s te!!i)&e.

*on?t )e si&&,.

t?s te!!i)&e.

*on?t )e si&&,.

Fm a+!ai- m, 8ng&ish is not

#e!, goo-.

*on?t )e si&&,. t?s $on-e!+u&.

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

%t E. 4&A#t#&: -+t#&: r?3!#&.

tem 1 . Kt\! *-A 03&*.


77/88

atu!-a, night. Can ,ou comeB

Can ,ou comeB

F- &o#e to P2. ;hat soun-s

g!eat. F- &o#e to.

Ie a!e ha#ing a pa!t, net

atu!-a, night. Can ,ou comeBF- &o#e to.

Ie a!e ha#ing a pa!t,. hope

,ou can come.

;hat soun-s nice. F- &o#e to.

oun-s g!eat. oun-s goo-.

oun-s &i'e +un. F- &o#e to.

Ie a!e ha#ing a pa!t, net

atu!-a, night. Can ,ou comeB

Can ,ou comeB

F- &o#e to P2. ;hat soun-s

g!eat. F- &o#e to.

4t$ E. Iou&- ,ou &i'e to go to

the mo#ies tonightB

Iou&- ,ou &i'e to go to the

mo#ies tonightBF- &o#e to P2.

+ee& &i'e going to the mo#ie

tonight.

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78/88

a&& !ight itF&& -o.

!e ,ou su!e itFs OTB

tFs a&& !ight guess. guess

itFs a&& !ight itF&& -o.

tF&& ha#e to -o P2.

!e ,ou su!e itFs OTBtF&& -o.

4t$ E. tFs not Guite !ight.

s this a&& !ightB

Kot Guite.

s this a&& !ightB

Kot Guite.

s this a&& !ightB

Kot Guite. tFs not Guite !ight.

Fm a+!ai- itFs not Guite !ight.

Kot Guite !ight P2.

Fm so!!, ,ou +ee& that $a, P2. Fm

a$+u&&, so!!, ,ou +ee& that $a,.

tFs not Guite !ight.

4t$ G. -onFt &i'e it a&&.

-onFt &i'e it. -onFt &i'e it at a&&. hate it. cannot stan- it.

-onFt &i'e it. -onFt &i'e it at a&&.

hate it. cannot stan- it.

-onFt &i'e it a )it. -onFt &i'e it

at a&&.


Kot a )it P2. -onFt &i'e it a )it.

Kot at a&& P2. -onFt &i'e it at a&&.


hate it P2. cannot stan- it P4.

-onFt &i'e it at a&&.

%t I. ;


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,ou can -o it too.

*o ,ou thin' can -o itB

O+ cou!se ,ou can. + can -o

it ,ou can -o it too.

(e&ie#e me itFs not that ha!-.

(e&ie#e me tFs not that ha!-.Lou can -o it /ust as $e&& as can.

+ can -o it ,ou can -o it too.

4t$ B. Can ,ou spea' 8ng&ishB

Can ,ou spea' 8ng&ishB

Kot #e!, $e&&.

Can ,ou spea' panishB

Kot #e!, $e&&.

Can ,ou spea' !enchB

Eust a &itt&e.

Can ,ou spea' ChineseB

Kot at a&&.

Can ,ou un-e!stan- !enchB

Eust a &itt&e.

Can ,ou un-e!stan- panishB

Mo!e o! &ess.

Can ,ou un-e!stan- ;u!'ishBKot at a&&.

Can ,ou un-e!stan- ,ou!

teache!B

Most o+ the time.

Can she spea' !enchB

O+ cou!se she can. tFs he!

nati#e &anguage. he $as )o!n

in !ance.Can she spea' EapaneseB

O+ cou!se he can.

tFs his nati#e &anguage.

e $as )o!n in Eapan.

4t$ E. Fm a+!ai- $onFt )e a)&e

to go.

Fm a+!ai- $onFt )e a)&e to go.

Fm coming -o$n $ith a co&-.

Oh noD Ihat a shameD P2

Fm a+!ai- $onFt )e a)&e to go.Fm coming -o$n $ith a co&-.


ha#e to $o!' tomo!!o$. Fm

a+!ai- $onFt )e a)&e to go.

ha#e to $o!' tomo!!o$.

Oh noD ;hatFs too )a- P2


Fm coming -o$n $ith a co&-.

4t$ G. Ii&& e#e! &ea!n to spea'

8ng&ishB

Ii&& e#e! &ea!n to spea'

8ng&ishB

O+ cou!se ,ou $i&&. Lou a!e -oing

+ine. Lou a!e getting )ette! a&& the time.

Ii&& e#e! &ea!nB P2

O+ cou!se ,ou $i&&.*o ,ou thin' can -o itB

O+ cou!se ,ou can.

m -oing a&& !ightB P2

O+ cou!se ,ou a!e.

Lou a!e -oing +ine.

Lou a!e getting )ette! a&& the time.

Lou a!e getting )ette! e#e!, -a,.

Lou a!e getting )ette! a&& the time.Ii&& e#e! &ea!nB P2

O+ cou!se ,ou $i&&.

Lou a!e -oing +ine.

Lou a!e getting )ette! a&& the time.

%t 8. >+0#Y#&.>+t#& -& -+09.

4t$ 1. Fm so!!,. ;hatFs a&&

!ight.

Fm so!!,.

;hatFs a&& !ight.

Fm so so!!,.;hatFs a&& !ight.

Fm te!!i)&, so!!,.

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;hatFs a&& !ight. *onFt $o!!,

a)out it. ;hatFs a&& !ight.

Fm so!!, Fm &ate.

;hatFs a&& !ight.

Fm !ea&&, so!!,.

Ke#e! min-. *onFt $o!!,a)out it. ;hatFs a&& !ight.

Ke#e! min-. *onFt $o!!, a)out

it. Ke#e! min-. *onFt $o!!,

a)out it.

Fm !ea&&, so!!,.

Ke#e! min-. *onFt $o!!,

a)out it. ;hatFs a&& !ight.

4t$ 2. 8cuse me. ;hatFsOT. Ke#e! min-. Ko p!o)&em.

8cuse me.

;hatFs OT.

=a!-on me. ;hatFs a&& !ight.

=&ease 8cuse me.

;hatFs OT. Ke#e! min- nb

p!o)&em.=a!-on me. t $as m, mista'e.

;hatFs a&& !ight. *onFt $o!!,

a)out it.

Fm te!!i)&, so!!,.

;hatFs OT. Ke#e! min- nb

p!o)&em.

4t$ @ . tFs a&& m, +au&t.tFs a&& m, +au&t.XX2 shou&-nFt

ha#e -one it. tFs a&& m, +au&t.

t -oesnFt matte!.

tFs not impo!tant.

Fm te!!i)&, so!!,.

tFs a&& m, +au&t.

*onFt )e si&&,.

Lou cou&-nFt he&p it.

Fm te!!i)&, so!!,.

tFs not ,ou! +au&t. *onFt )e

si&&,. Lou cou&-nFt he&p it.

Fm te!!i)&, so!!,.

tFs not ,ou! +au&t.

4t$ B. Fm so!!, -i- it.

shou&-nFt ha#e -one it.Fm so!!, -i- it. shou&-nFt

ha#e -one it. P2

t -oesnFt matte!. t !ea&&,

-oesnFt. t -oesnFt matte!

honest&,.

Fm so!!, too' it. shou&-nFt

ha#e ta'en it.

Fm so!!, $o!e it. shou&-nFt

ha#e $o!n it.

Fm so!!, $!ote it. shou&-nFt

ha#e $!itten it.

t -oesnFt matte! honest&,.

shou&- ha#e to&- ,ou.

t -oesnFt matte!.

shou&- ha#e to&- ,ou.

t -oesnFt matte!.

shou&-nFt ha#e -one it.t -oesnFt matte!. t !ea&&,

-oesnFt honest&,.

4t$ E. Fm a+!ai- o$e ,ou an

apo&og,.

Fm a+!ai- o$e ,ou an apo&og,.

Ihat +o!B P2

Fm so!!, a)out &ast night.;he!eFs nothing to apo&ogise +o!.

Fm #e!, so!!,. Fm !ea&&, so!!,.

Fm a$+u&&, so!!,. Fm te!!i)&,

so!!,. Fm a+!ai- o$e ,ou an

apo&og,.

;he!eFs nothing to apo&ogise +o!.

Fm so!!, a)out &ast night. P2

;he!eFs !ea&&, nothing to apo&ogise +o!.Fm so!!, a)out &ast night.

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%t O. "-0D#& -73t ?.

4t$ 1. Chic'en soup.

Chic'en Chic'en soup. P2

"ice an- )eansP2

Iho&e $heat toast.

?- &i'e a )o$& o+ soup.

F- &i'e a cup o+ soup.

Chic'en soup.

F- &i'e a &a!ge cup o+ soup.

Chic'en soup.

?- &i'e a )o$& o+ soup.

Chic'en soup.

?- &i'e a &a!ge )o$& o+ chic'en

soup. F- &i'e a &a!ge )o$& o+

soup. F- &i'e a cup o+ soup.

Chic'en soup.

4t$ 2. Ihat a!e ,ou gonnaha#eB

Ihat a!e ,ou gonna ha#eB

Chic'en soup.

m hm. ;hat soun-s goo-.

Ihat a!e ,ou gonna ha#eB

Chic'en soup.

thin' ?&& ha#e the same. Ihat

a!e ,ou gonna ha#eBChic'en soup. Ihat a!e ,ou

gonna ha#eB

Chic'en soup. Ihat a!e ,ou

gonna ha#eB

Chic'en soup.

thin' ?&& ha#e the same.

m hm. ;hat soun-s goo-.

;hat soun-s goo-. ;hat soun-sgoo-. Chic'en soup. ;hat

soun-s goo-. thin' ?&& ha#e

the same.

4t$ @. F- &i'e a san-$ich.F- &i'e a san-$ich P2

F- &i'e a tuna sa&a- san-$ich.

;una sa&a- P2 tuna sa&a-

san-$ich.

Iho&e $hea& toast. P2

?- &i'e a tuna sa&a- san-$ich on

a $ho&e$heat toast.

Iho&e $hea& toast. P2

?- &i'e a tuna sa&a- san-$ich on

a $ho&e$heat toast.

?- &i'e a &a!ge )o$& o+ chic'en

soup P3 an- a tuna sa&a-

san-$ich on a $ho&e$heat

toast.

4t$ B. ha#enFt -eci-e- ,et.

Ihat a!e ,ou gonna ha#e +o! &unchB1 ha#en?t -eci-e- ,et. Ihat a!e

,ou gonna ha#eB

ha#en?t -eci-e- ,et. Ihat a!e

,ou gonna -!in'B


,ou gonna ha#eB


,ou gonna ha#e +o! -ese!tB ha#en?t -eci-e- ,et. Ihat a!e

,ou gonna ha#eB

1 ha#en?t -eci-e- ,et. P2

4t$ E. a&t an- peppe!.

a&t an- peppe!. P3

=&ease pass the peppe!.

=&ease pass the sa&t.

=ass the sa&t an- peppe! p&ease=&ease pass the peppe!.


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a&t an- peppe!. (!ea- an- )utte!.

=ass the )!ea- an- )utte! p&ease.

=&ease pass the )!ea-.

=&ease pass the )utte!.

=&ease pass the peppe!.


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a#e it sa#e it. =ut it in the (an'. P2

pen- it. ;a'e t out o+ the (an'. P2

a#e it.

pen- it.a#e it.

pen- it.

a#e it.

pen- it.

=U; it in me (an'.

4t$2 .o$ much -oes it costB

t costs a &ot.

o$ much -oes it costB

t costs a &ot


t costs a &ot.

canFtF )e&ie#e ho$ much it costs.

t costs a &ot an a$+u& &ot.

t costs a &ot to &i#e in the cit,.

o$ much -oes it costBt costs a &ot.

t costs a &ot to eat out these -a,s.


t costs a &ot.

4t$ @. Ih, -on?t ,ou )u, itB canFt a++o!- it.

Ih, -on?t ,ou )u, itB

cannot a++o!- it.

tFs too epensi#e. cannot a++o!- it.

Ih, -on?t ,ou )u, itB

-on?t ha#e the mone,. tFs hot

$o!th it. cannot a++o!- it.

4t$ B. =ennies nic'e&s -imes

an- Gua!te!s.

=ennies nic'e&s -imes an-

Gua!te!s. P2

o$ man, pennies in a nic'e&B

i#e

o$ man, nic'e&s in a -imeB

;$o


Gua!te!s. P2

o$ man, -imes in a -o&&a!B;en

o$ man, nic'e&s in a -imeB

;$o

=ennies nic'e&s. *imes an-

Gua!te!s. P2

o$ man, Gua!te!s in a -o&&a!B

ou!

o$ man, nic'e&s in a -imeB;$o.


Gua!te!s. P2

4t$ E . ?&& get it.

Oh no. F&& get it.

?&& get it.

Oh no. F&& get it.


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4t$ 1 . o$ &ong -oes it ta'eB

o$ &ong -oes it ta'eBt ta'es a &ong time.

o$ &ong -oes it ta'eB

t ta'es a &ong time.

o$ &ong -oes it ta'eB

t ta'es a &ong time. t ta'es a

&ong &ong time.

t ta'es 24 hou!s.

;hat?s a &ong time.t &a'es 15 -a,s

;hat?s a &ong time.

t ta'es 3 an- ha&+ months.

;hat?s a &ong time.

;hat?s a &ong &ong time.

4t$ 2 . *o$n ;o$n (us.

*o$n ;o$n *o$n ;o$n (us. P2

s this a *o$n ;o$n (usB

Les it is.


Les it is.


Les it is.

*oes this )us go -o$n to$nB

Les it -oes. *o$n to$n.

*o$n to$n )us.

4t$ @. Ia&' t$o )&oc's an-

tu!n !ight.

s the!e a )an' nea! he!eB

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an- tu!n !ight.

s the!e a phone nea! he!eB

Les the!e. Ia&' t$o )&oc's an-

tu!n !ight.

s the!e a ne$spape! stan- nea! he!eB

Les the!e is. Les the!e is. Ia&'

t$o )&oc's an- tu!n !ight.s the!e a co++ee shop nea! he!eB

Les the!e is. Les the!e is. Ia&'

t$o )&oc's an- tu!n &e+t.;u!n &e+t P2 Ia&' t$o )&oc'san- tu!n &e+t. ;u!n !ightP2. Ia&' t$o )&oc's an- tu!n !ight.

Lou cannot miss it.

4t$ E . s the post o++ice opentomo!!o$B

s the post o++ice open

tomo!!o$B

t?s open +!om 9 to 5.

s the post o++ice open

tomo!!o$B

t?s open +!om 9 to 5.

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Ihat time -oes it c&oseB

t c&oses at 5.

t opens at 5 an- c&oses at 9.

t?s O=8K +!om 9 to 5.

!e the sto!es open tomo!!o$B

;he, open +!om 9 to 5.


;he, a!e open +!om 9 to 5.

Ihen -o the, openB

;he, open at 9.

Ihen -o the, c&oseB

;he, c&ose at 5.


;he, a!e open +!om 9 to 5.

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%t [email protected]#A#& -& r#A#& t*-&D!.

4t$ 1 . ;han' ,ou #e!, much.

;han' ,ou #e!, much.

Lou a!e $e&come.

;han' ,ou #e!, much. app!eciate this.


Lou a!e $e&come.


app!eciate this.

;han' ,ou. ;han' ,ou #e!,

much. P3. app!eciate it.

Lou a!e $e&come.

4t$ 2. ;han's a &ot.

;han's a &ot. P2 .;han's a &ot +o!

e#e!,thing.

*onFt mention it. $as happ, to -o it.

;han's a mi&&ion. ;han's a &ot.

;han's a &ot +o! e#e!,thing.

Lou a!e $e&come. $as happ, to -o it.

;han's a mi&&ion. ;han's a &ot. P3

Lou a!e $e&come. $as happ, to -o it.

4t$ @ ;han' ,ou so much. tFs

/ust $hat $ante-.

;han' ,ou so much. tFs /ust $hat

$ante-.

Fm g&a- ,ou &i'e it. Fm so g&a-

,ou &i'e it.tFs /ust $hat $ante-.

Fm g&a- ,ou &i'e it.

tFs /ust the !ight sie.


tFs /ust the !ight co&o!.


tFs /ust $hat $ante-.

Fm g&a- ,ou &i'e it.tFs pe!+ect.

Fm so g&a-.

&o#e it. Fm g&a-.

4t$ B. ;hat $as a$+u&&, nice o+ ,ou.;hat $as a$+u&&, nice o+ ,ou.

Fm g&a- $as a)&e to he&p.

;hat $as #e!, nice o+ ,ou.


;hat $as so nice.

Fm g&a- cou&- -o it.

;hat $as #e!, nice.

Fm g&a- cou&- -o it.;hat $as a$+u&&, nice.

Fm g&a- cou&- -o it. Fm g&a-

$as a)&e to he&p. Fm g&a-

cou&- -o it. Fm so g&a-. Fm

g&a- cou&- -o it. Fm so g&a-.

Fm g&a- cou&- -o it.

Fm so g&a-.


4t$ E. ;han's again.

;han's again.

n, time.

;han's again.

t $as m, p&easu!e.

;han's again.

*onFt mention it.

;han's again.Lou a!e $e&come.

;han's again.

en/o,e- -oing it.

;han's again.

;han' ,ou.

;han's again.

Lou shou&-nFt ha#e -one it.

$ante- to. ;he p&easu!e $as mine

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4";= 1. Ihat a!e ,ou gonna -oBIhat a!e ,ou gonna -o $hen ,ou +inish this cou!seB

Fm not Guite su!e. Ihat a!e ,ou going to -oB

Fm not Guite su!e. ha#enFt -eci-e-.

Ihat a!e ,ou! p&ansB !e ,ou going to sta, he!eB

Fm not Guite su!e. !e ,ou going to sta,B

t a&& -epen-s. Fm not Guite su!e.

!e ,ou going to get a /o)B

t a&& -epen-s.!e ,ou going to )u, a ca!B

t a&& -epen-s. .

!e ,ou going to ta'e a t!ipB

t a&& -epen-s. Fm not Guite su!e.

Fm not Guite su!e.

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s eight too &ateB -onFt 'no$ $he!e to )egin.

Kot at a&&. ;he &ate! the )ette!. F#e got so much to -o.

Ihat a)out nineB -onFt 'no$ $he!e to )egin.

Kine is +ine. F#e got so man, things to -o. }2 times

s t$o OTB F#e got so much to -o.

Ihate#e! ,ou sa,. o man, things to -o. }2 timess th!ee OTB Ihat a)out th!eeB o much to -o.

Ihate#e! ,ou sa, is +ine $ith me.

4";= E. Ii&& ,ou )e he!e net ,ea!B

Ii&& ,ou )e he!e net ,ea!B

$i&& i+ a&& goes $e&&.

+ a&& goes $e&& $i&&. Les $i&& i+ a&& goes $e&&.

Ihat $i&& ,ou -o i+ -oesnFt go $e&&B

+ it -oesnFt go $e&& $onFt )e he!e.

Ihat a)out ,ouB Ihat a!e ,ou gonna -oB

ha#enFt -eci-e-. Ihat a)out ,ouB

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