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²Activity 1. Listen and repeat the words paying attention to the sound [e]. A. · bed-ten-get-men-wet-fret-help-tell-hotel-left-kept-crept-peck-metal-petal-end-egg-echo-edge-effort-entry · head-dead-bread-deaf-threaten-instead-meadow-health-wealth-leather-death-breath-ready-weather-heather-feather · heavy-leaven-heaven · measure-pleasure-leisure-treasure · pheasant-weapon-meant · guess-guessed-quest · said: I said, we said, you said, they said
B. neck necklace feather feathery fence defense deaf deafness leather leatherette wealth wealthy ego egoist effort effortless egg egghead entry entrance threat threaten red reddish render rendering remiss remission self self-help
C. them bedroom pencil dress peppe r twelve trend pen-friend rector shelf fence belt shelter selfish treasury scent cheque ready sense treadle pen cherry tress sensible realm beck dealt reckon sensor beggar ²Activity 2. Contrasting Sound Practice Listen and repeat the words paying attention to the sounds. A. [e] - [æ] beg bag ketch catch then than gem jam dead dad ember amber kettle cattle tread track bed bad guess gas met mat velvet valid send sand set sad men man yellow - yap
B. · bet bat bit beet beat · deck dead deaf dad dip deal deep · pen pan pin peak peek · fleck feather flat fifth field feat feet · held hat head hit heat heel · net natty nick neat need niece · red rant ready ring ream reel · ten tan tin teen team
Activity 3. Read the sentences. Mind the reading rules. When the weather is wet we must not fret. I guessed our guest was a Frenchman. Its a real pleasure to spend leisure with you. Well said. Get better. Mel meant to get ahead. Ed expects a better weather. I prefer leather things. He is an egoist. He never asks about his friends health. Where is the entrance to the hotel? Who is the author of the book Treasure Island? What a terrible essay! Im impressed by such dreadful weather. My head is full of pleasant information.
Activity 4. Read the proverbs according to the reading rules. Can you find Russian versions for them?
²Activity 5. Read the poem. Mind the sound [ e ]. Grizzly Bear If you ever, ever, ever meet a grizzly bear, You must never, never, never ask him Where he is going or what he is doing. For, if you ever, ever dare to stop a grizzly bear, You will never meet another grizzly bear! Mary Austin ²Activity 6. Listen to the speaker and imitate the tongue twister. Learn it by heart. Date: 2015-12-18; view: 1382
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