
Прочитайте и определите ,в каких словах 2 слога
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Garden
Kettle
Difficult
Tomorrow
Preposition
Dictionary
Прочитайте и определите в каких словах 3 звука
Friend
People
Door
Book
Bomb
Tee
Castle
Money
Find a homophone
My voice was hoarse yesterday.
horse
hose
house
hoars
Mark the words that contain the sound [ʌ]:
barn
bud
bug
cap
cup
Douglas
front
hot
lean
much
nice
rug
some
steal
stool
under
wane
Choose the correct spelling with the sound [ɔi].
t[ɔi], v[ɔi]ce, c[ɔi]n, b[ɔi], b[ɔi]l
1. toy, voyce, coin, boi, boil
1. toi, voice, coin, boy, boil
1. toy, voice, coin, boy, boil
Choose the correct spelling with the sound [ai].
cr[ai], [ai]dle, st[ai]l, ch[ai]ld, w[ai]ld
cry, idle, stile, child, wild
cry, idle, style, child, wild
cri, idle, stile, child, wild
Choose the correct spelling with the sound [ʊə].
s[ʊə], t[ʊə]rist, c[ʊə]pe, [ʊə]pen, pl[ʊə]ral
so, tourist, cope, open, plural
so, turist, cupe, open, plural
so, turist, cope, open, ploural
Who knows the Symbols for the Sound Best?
[ æ ]
hand
man
day
Choose one of the transcription options:
Ball
Choose one of the transcription options:
Secret
Choose one of the transcription options:
Finish
Insert the missing words.
1) ______, bud, much, rug, under
2) beat, ______, please, steal, real
3) art, aunt, ______, Carl, dark
4) Adam, cap, family, ______, pan
front, fill, ask, pane
bug, clean, harper, plan
hot, meet, draft, Frank
some, team, cup, same
Find the extra word in each line if there is one. In response, write down only the sentences that are correct.
1. Can’t and Slang are as universal and world-wide. By their means is often said in a sentence what ______________
2. would otherwise take an hour to express to. Nearly every nation on the face of the globe, polite and ______________
3. barbarous, has its divisions and subdivisions of various ranks of society. These are necessarily of ______________
4. many kinds with, stationary and wandering, civilized and uncivilized, respectable and disreputable, — ______________
5. those who have been fixed abodes and avail themselves of the refinements of civilization, and those ______________
6. who will go from place to place picking up a precarious livelihood by petty sales, begging, or theft. ______________
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. This peculiarity is to have be observed amongst the heathen tribes of the southern hemisphere, as well ____________
8. as in the oldest and most refined countries of Europe. ______________
9. Most nations, then since, possess each a tongue, or series of tongues maybe, each based on the national ______________
10. language, by which not only thieves, beggars, and other outcasts don’t communicate, but which is used ______________
11. more or less by all classes. There is hardly any community in this country, hardly any profession of, _____________
12. but has its slang, and proficiency in this is be the greatest desideratum of an aspirant to the pleasures ___________
13. of Society, or the honours of literature and art. The formation of these secret tongues varies, of _____________
14. course, with the circumstances surrounding the speakers. ___________
Listen to a fragment of the movie "The Lion King" and insert the missing words
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-Hey, Timon, you better come look. I think it's still alive.
-All righty, what have we got here? Jeez, it's a lion! Run, Pumbaa, move it!
-Hey, Timon, it's just a (1)… lion. Look at him. He's so (2)… and all (3)… . Can we keep him?
- Pumbaa, are you nuts? You're talking about a lion. Lions eat guys like us.
- But he's so little.
- He's going to get (4)… .
-Maybe he'll be on our side.
-That's the (5)… thing I ever heard. Maybe he'll...Hey, I've got it.
bittle; ecute, alone; bigger; bigger
little; cute, alone; bigger; stupidest
little; cute, alone; singer; stupidest
skittle; cute, stone; bigger; weidest
Listen to recording and decide which names your hear.
1. I’ve just been talking to ___________
a) Jan Lipman b) Jane Lipman c) Jane Leapman d) Jan Leapman
2. I’ve just got a letter from __________
a) Eryl b) Meryl
3. Can I speak to ___________, please.
a) Mick Wilson b) Mike Wilson c) Mack Wilson d) Mark Wilson
4. I haven’t seen __________ for ages.
a) Mary b) Marie
5. Could you give this to ____________, please?
a) Lucille b) Lucy
1с 2a 3c 4a 5a
1a 2b 3c 4a 5b
1с 2a 3d 4b 5b
1d 2a 3b 4a 5a
Use the words to form a word that fits in the space
Welcome to London
Time Travel
London is immersed in history, with more than its share of mind-blowing antiquity. London’s 1)__________are eye-catching mile- stones in the city’s unique and compelling biography, and a great many of them – the Tower of London, Westminster Abbey, Big Ben – are 2)_______familiar landmarks.
There’s more than enough innovation (the Shard, the London Eye, the planned Garden Bridge) to put a crackle in the air, but it never drowns out London’s well-preserved, centuries-old 3)_________. Architectural grandeur rises all around you in the West End, ancient remains dot the City and charming pubs punctuate the banks of the Thames.
Build; Instant; Narrate
Buildings; instants; narrative
narrative; instantly; narrative
Build; instantly; narrated
1, 3, 8, 13
3, 8, 13, 14
2, 11, 13, 14
4, 7, 9, 12