Paying attention to the difference in spelling.
· funny – fuel – fume – furnish – furry – further – fruitless
· hug – huge – hurdle – hurry – hurt – hut – humble – hurtle
· but – brute – burden – burglar – bury – busy – burst – button – bursar
bully
· nut – nude – nurse – nursery – nurture
· mull – mule – mumble – murder – murmur – music – munch – mural
· rut – rush – ruse – rural – ruthless – rub – ruby – rude
· luck – lucid – lurch – lung – lure – lurid – lush – lug
· stud – student – stuffy – stupid – sturdy – subsume – suburb – suicide
sue – survey – surge
· shut
· tub – tube – truck – turf – turtle – true – tutor – truce – trudge – turban
· puck – puke – puppet – pure – purchase – purify – purple – purse – pushy puzzle – purely
Activity 3. Distribute the words according to the sounds given in
Columns.
| [ju:] [ u:]
| [ Λ ] [ u ]
| [ә:]
| [juƏ]
| | [ ju:] [ u:]
| [ Λ ] [ u ]
| [ ә: ]
| [juƏ]
| fun
| | P
| | | pure
| |
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| P
| brush
| | | | | dummy
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| purple
| | | | | bunch
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| puke
| | | | | surge
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| vulture
| | | | | trust
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| humid
| | | | | turtle
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| puppy
| | | | | sue
| | | | | nurse
| | | | | hurt
| | | | | use
| | | | | gull
| | | | | usher
| | | | | furnish
| | | | | furtive
| | | | | pulley
| | | | | sudden
| | | | | fuss
| | | | | prudery
| | | | | fume
| | | | | burglar
| | | | | lure
| | | | | endure
| | | | | mug
| | | | | uncle
| | | | | purse
| | | | |
[ ә ] [ uә ]
[wi]
[w]
[Λ] [ u: ]
que [k]
BUT!
gu [g] [ju:]
Activity 4. Read the sentences. Mind the reading rules.
I wish you luck and success.
Do your know the purpose of this purchase?
She wanted to purch herself of guilt.
The liquid that comes from fruits and vegetables is called juice.
The judge speech will be published in full.
He refused to discuss the stupid ideas further.
Suddenly she burst in tears.
He has curly hair and bushy eyebrows.
She is cute, but stupid
She lost her purse on Thursday.
My uncle likes buns with nuts.
The bus runs quicker than a truck.
He was furious and rude.
Ruby is valuable red stone used in jewelry.
As a rule, he is very busy.
Activity 5. Read the similes. Which one do you like most of all? And why?
²Activity 6. Listen to the speaker and imitate the tongue twisters.
Learn one of them by heart.
Activity 7. Read the words in bold type, explain the reading rules of the
letter “U”. Read the rhymes according to the reading rules.
Date: 2015-12-18; view: 892
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