Practise reading the sentences paying attention to the intonation in different question types

Read the exercise paying attention to the articulation of the voiced and voiceless consonants.

Read the exercise paying attention to the differences in the articulation of the monophthongs and diphthongs.

Additional Exercises

Phonetic Exercise 9

Phonetic Exercise 8

Phonetic Exercise 7

Phonetic Exercise 6

Phonetic Exercise 5

Phonetic Exercise 4

Phonetic Exercise 3

Phonetic Exercise 2

Phonetic Exercise 1

thick thin think thanks

this then than these

myth – with tooth – both teeth – breathe worth – worthy

something rather funny three brothers together This is the author of the novel.

shut shop finish Swedish

mission session action direction

vision collision measure pleasure

check chuck chicken cheese

Jack just ginger jeep

shop – chop sheep – cheap shoes – choose cash – catch

chin – gin bench – badge fetch – pledge merchant – legend

orange juice rich gentlemen large cherries a huge jam jar

eh age H

hay – hail – hate bay – bathe – base tray – trade - trait

waiting for a train Play that game again. He’s eighty-eight today.

I eyes ice

sigh – side – sight lie – lied – light tie – tide – tight

hay – high mail – mile lake – like

Smile ninety – nine times. I hate saying good-bye. D’you mind the bright light?

oyer oil oyster

toy – coin – voice boy – boil – boyish enjoy – enjoys – rejoice

all – doll – Doyle chore – chop – choice raw – rock – royal

a spoilt boy Avoid this noisy toy! Let’s talk to the point.

oh own oak

low – load – loaf so – soul – soap go – goal – goat

sir – saw – sow firm – form – foam hurt – bought - boat

an old joke Don’t go poking your nose into other people’s business!

our owl out

how- hound – house bow – town – about allow – loud – doubt

shout – shower town – tower count – coward

Don’t shout so loud! I found a mouse in our house. It’s the highest tower around.

tea – tear bee – bear bead – beard weed – weird

when – where bed – bare head – haired chess – chairs

shoe – sure pool – poor cute – cure pew – pure

his sheer fear of his peers Beware of the bear! Make sure the water is quite pure.

men – mane pen – pain wet – wait sell – sail pepper – paper pot – point spot – spoilt John – join toss – toys olive – oil	tack – take sat- saint cat – Kate fat – fate plan – plain	hat – height fat – fight sad – side man – mine dad – died	pin – pine film – fine myth – mine fifth – five tip – type
not – no god – go hot – home stock – stone rock – robe	love – low done – dole son – snow London – lonely front – froze	burn – bone turn – tone learn – alone curly – cozy work – woke

fetch – chest catch – chat latch – chart such – chuckle

gesture just job jaw join

edge badge large lodge George

Fetch the bag. Catch the dog. Reach the park. Call John. Find Julian. Teach Jane.

a/ Is this Nick’s coat?

Whose coat is this?

This is Nick’s coat, isn’t it?

Is this Nick’s or Mark’s coat?

b/ Are those Mary’s gloves?

Whose gloves are those?

Those are Mary’s gloves, aren’t they?

Are those Mary’s gloves or mittens?

c/ Is that Arthur’s girlfriend?

Who is that?

That is Arthur’s girlfriend, isn’t it?

Is this girl or is that girl Arthur’s girlfriend?

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