Bat, bay, back, beep, black, bobby, big, buzz, butter, broom, brother, bread, bull, blew, bar

The pork pie blew up a politician with a big bang in a public bar

Exercise II

Time, tin, till, ten, text, test, tent, tell, tank, top, tall, talk, tact, teach, two, tea, tie, task, tart

A tea tray with toasts, tarts and a pot of hot strong tea to tempt the twins

     

Dog, duck, doctor, dust, Dad, dusk, deed, die, daughter, dance, day, darling, dirty, distant

Dodd is dreaming a dreadful dream

Daisy dreams of her dear old darling Ted

 

Exercise III

Cat, corn, cry, card, cake, case, coin, cripple, kite, Kate, Ken, catch, clean, cook, kiss, curl

Ken likes Kate, but Kate doesn’t care for Ken

Ken catches Kate and kisses her quickly

 

Garden, girl, goose, bag, log, glass, guide, good, glad, grass, snag, rag, glide, glitter, glance

A garden overgrown with grass is no good for guests

 

Exercise IV

This, that, those, these, their, weather, leather, bathe, brother, mother, father, then, neither

They couldn’t tell one brother from the other

Three things on this side and six things on that side

The third Thursday of this month is the sixteenth

Theatre, thumb, three, earth, birth, thank, think, thin, thick, thrash, health, thing, thirty, thief

Wealth is nothing without health

Thank you for nothing

Exercise V

Chess, chill, chime, child, chance, chalk, chop, chips, chicks, charm, chain, chin, touch, cheese

Most French children like cheese.  Don’t touch those peaches in the kitchen

jam, jelly, jug, jump, jar, Jones, enjoy, juice, orange, cage, page, joyful, age, jury, fridge, large

John, put the orange juice into the fridge. A journalist made a journey over Japan

Exercise VI

Very, vice, vest, vet, love, dove, seven, evil, eve, victory, village, victory, vast, Victor, vain, visit

West, wind, wine, wet, won, window, wild, wig, well, weep, wisdom, why, Willy, west, sweet, white

William always wears a very warm woolen vest in winter. Victor, however, never wears woolen underwear even in the Wild West.

Every evening Victor and Vivian visit Eve.

Why do you cry, Willy?

Why do you cry?

Why Willy? Why Willy? Why Willy? Why?

William is worried about wood worm in the woodwork of his wardrobe.

Where there is a will there is a way.

No sweet without some sweat.

Didn’t this waiter work in Washington last winter?

 

Exercise VII

Rye, rhyme, rob, read, write, road, tree, dry, cry, thread, brown, trouble, red, crowd, rubber, roll, river

Don’t trouble trouble until trouble troubles you.

The librarian reports that three hundred readers used the library reading room in the period from February till April

 

Exercise VIII

Sing, ring, morning, king, monkey, ink, sink, thing, think, singer, finger, longer, beating, evening, pudding

Better die standing than live kneeling. A good beginning makes a good ending.

The proof of the pudding is in the eating. The road that I went was so long, long so I went singing a song.

 

Exercise IX

Shy, shine, shop, sheet, ship, shone, rubbish, fish, politician, short, sheep, ship, shore, shell, sure, station

She sells sea-shells on the sea shore. This shop is a fish shop.

     

Rouge, decision, occasion, television, pleasure, measure, usual, revision, leisure, occasionally, beige

She watches television usually, not occasionally. Eat with pleasure, drink with measure.

READING (4)

 

I. Ритм и фразовое ударение:

1. A ˎcloth; a ˈcotton ˎcloth; a ˈcotton ˎtable-cloth; a ˈwhite ˈcotton ˎtable-cloth

2. A ˎclock; my ˈfriend’s ˎclock; the ˈhands of my ˈfriend’s ˎclock; the ˈmetal ˈhands of my ˈfriend’s ˎclock

3. A hat; a felt hat; a dirty felt hat; a very dirty felt hat; a very dirty felt hat with a red ribbon

4. A cup; an empty cup; an empty cup and a saucer; an empty cup and a broken saucer

5. Light; an electric light; an electric light with a shade; an electric light with a coloured shade

6. A pie; an apple-pie; a blackberry and apple-pie; a big blackberry and apple-pie

7. A book; a good book; a good text book; a good school text book; a good English school text book

 

1. ˈCome ˎhere, ˈspeak ˎup, ˈsay ˎno, ˈcook ˎwell, ˈread ˎbooks, ˈplease ˎdo, ˈtry ˎhard, ˈcome ˎup, ˈask ˎTom

2. Look out, what for, write down, sweet voice, speak now, be quick, find fault, much time

3. Good look, well down, fresh fruit, less speed, sharp pen, blue shirt, best hat, main street

 

1. ˈGive me ˎmine, ˈcut the ˎfish, ˈhave a ˎsmoke, ˈrun away, ˈgo to ˎsleep, ˈgo to ˎbed, ˈlet’s have ˎtea

2. Draw a line, that’s a lie, have a swim, hurry up, light the fire, cold as ice, move along

3. Heavy rain, empty bag, look inside, drive the car, eat it up, what is that, heavy snow

 

1. To ˎplease them, a ˎhandful, I’d ˎlike to, to ˎtry it, but ˎwhy not, in the ˎdaytime, a ˎlot of, I’m ˎsorry

2. It’s early, I’ve read it, without me, in summer, on Friday, I’d rather, at sunset, a nonsense

 

II. Соединение звуков в потоке речи

That͜ time         help Peter   Black cat    good day   putting it    on the table

That͜ table        help Paul    Black kite  good boy   doing it      in the bag

That͜ test          Help Pat     Black cow  good child taking it     on the roof

That͜ teacher    help Pearl   Black kitten good bag    giving it     in the wallet

 

The picture͜ is on͜ the wall The teacher is in the classroom My sister is in the kitchen His brother is in the library

My father is at the cinema His mother is in the market The ruler is on the table The paper is in the bag

She has a family of͜ her͜ own This is a map of Moscow Look at the blackboard! They are at the lesson

 

1. After͜ all, far away, never again, for example, sister and brother, father and mother, the door and the wall

2. It’s made of͜ wool, it’s made of wood, much air in the room, laugh at them, with the family, night train

3. At͜ the desk, let them, put the book, sit there, in this shop, tell that, meet the man, send the book, tell the date

4. In͜ the centre͜ of, with the things, in the morning, in the corner of, the wall is white, put them there, is that

READING (5)

1. Are you Dr. Collins? Yes, I am. Why? You see, I’m father of Tom Brown, your pal. Indeed? Very glad to meet you, Mr. Brown.	2. Have you got any money with you?                 I have some but not very much. Here it is. Thank you very much.	3. What’s the matter with Sue? Poor thing! She has a splitting headache.
4. Excuse me, Miss Luke!   Yes, Sue?  There’s some chewing-gum on your shoe. Really? Oh, that’s true.	5. Father says I am lazy. I’m afraid he’s right.	6. Does Hugh like porridge? He hates it. He likes fruit juice.
7. What’s your name? My name is Joan Cook. How old are you? I’m 25 now. Are you the sister of Lily Cook? No, I’m not. I’ve no sister. What are you? I’m a teacher. Have you got a pal? Yes, Fanny Smith is my pal. She is an actress.	8. Let’s go to the park on Friday. A park? There are a lot of people in the park. Oh, no, no parks for me. Well, let’s go to the river then. There is a nice place not far from here. There is a river and not many people. Let’s go to the river then. Fine.	9. What’s this?       This is a new moon. Do you like it? Yes, very. It’s beautiful.
		10. What is this?                      It’s a watch.  What watch is it?                          It’s a wrist watch.