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UNIT 8 UNIT 7 UNIT 6 UNIT 5 UNIT 3 UNIT 2 UNIT 1 Практикум по правилам чтения Подписано в печать Заказ № Объём Формат 60*84/16 Тираж Бумага офсетная. Печать офсетная
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для студентов I курса неязыковых факультетов. Часть I Издательство Тюменского государственного университета, 2005 Войтик Н. В., Елесина М. А., Фомина Е. В. Практикум по правилам чтения для студентов I курса неязыковых факультетов. Часть I. Тюмень: Издательство ТюмГУ, 2005.
Данный практикум предназначен для начального этапа изучения английского языка и его цель – овладение навыками чтения и их систематизация. Правила чтения каждой буквы и всех буквосочетаний представлены в многочисленных таблицах. Для отработки произносительных навыков предлагаются также упражнения, тестовые задания и тексты.
Печатается по решению кафедры иностранных языков естественнонаучных факультетов.
Рецензенты: Латфуллина И. Д., ст. преподаватель кафедры иностранных языков естественнонаучных факультетов; Мастерских С. В., канд. филол. наук, доцент кафедры иностранных языков гуманитарных факультетов.
© Тюменский государственный университет, 2005. © Войтик Н. В., Елесина М. А., Фомина Е. В. PRE-UNIT The A B C
Таблица чтения гласных
Test yourself: blame, pale, mate, fate, make, fame, lamp, stamp, lake, bad, late, plan, ale, date, vale, bat, nave, tape, pan, fan, blade, lane, cake, brake, wake, flake, cape, Sam, tram, can, bake, tack, glad, hat, maze, grace, trace, skate, sad, bag, Ann, game, sat, lamp. 2 a) trek pen Nell b) met – mete fence – Eve stress press leg pet – Pete mend – Mede mess left keg bed – be met - mete hem dress peg bell – grebe zed – zebu lest stem egg wed – Swede melt – bede beg spell desk cent – grebe
d) bat – bet – bade ass – mess – mace man – men – mane bad – bed – bade dam – den – dam cab – ken – cane flat – let – late pan – pen – pane lamp – led – lane 3 a) home – Rome prone – strove spoke – coke bone – cone tone – prone broke – stoke no – stone robe – rope dome – nose strove – grove probe – grope home – rose code – vote lode – note tone – close smoke – woke lobe – lope pole – vote b) trod pond prod prop smog moss grog loss drop dot lost stop bog spot loss c) boss – broke cross – loss hop – hope blob – lobe not – note stoke – coke mop – mope nod – node mock – smoke rod – rode cod – code pop – pope d) Oh, no! Go home alone! Don’t go slow. Don’t go slowly, Joe. Don’t go slowly, Joe, there is no snow. Don’t go slowly, Joe, there’s no snow on the road. 4 a) can act correct camp clap cat fact cost club crop
b) cent space trace cist place ace nice ice cell pencil face price 'pencil cyst
c) cist – cyst cab – cad – cam since – fence cell – Celt can – camp – cap mince – pence cell – cent cob – cod – con since – mince clog – crop – cop fence – pence cum – scum – cut hence – trace 5 a) gem – gym b) gap – gas – gad gest – gist got – god – gob gig – gyp golf – glad – grab gin – gim grog – gloss – goblin age – rage page – strange gentle – range c) bad – lag – hag – brag – crag 'gypsy [ 'GIpsI ] beg – leg – keg – clog – peg big – pig – brig – Greg – big bog – log – hog – fog – flog
Test yourself: 'sentence, gym, 'gypsy, gig, range, cent, cor'rect, snow, mince, bade, scene, rage, since, 'local, cell, smoke, code, probe, centre, glad, spent, lend, cape, mete, desk, late, hate, cane, bed, camp, ice, price, page, age, crag, beg, 'traffic, hence, face, land, lace, table, hand, place, stop, Rome, close, test, rode, can, drive, cake, tent, page, state, pole, tip, brake, code, lake, damp, tell, came, stand, trace, side, nice.
6 a) yes – yet bell – yell you – yoke elm – yelp yam – yak end – yes 7 a) it – did nip – nib trip – big bit – bid rip – rib strip – pin it – lid strip – trim miss – print kit – kid pin – bin him – grip prim – brim prill – brill list – still
b) by style tyke fly – sly my dyke type fry – pry cry syce Tyke my – dry c) file – tile mile – pile rid – ride tie – die fine – dine lime – crime grid – bride bye – dye pipe – ripe gripe – stripe scrip – scribe lie – pie ride – side bride – pride mince – mine lye – rye drive – wife strive – wife wince – wine 8 a) use – fuse – cute brume – Rome mule – mole mute – fume – Hume rule – role Hume – home muse – cube – tube prune – prone fume – bone huge – mule –due tune – tone huge – cola b) ruse – Bruce plume – flute price – spruce rune – prune flute – fluke rise – ruse Hume – brume fluke – plume scribe – cube prude – brute fly – flute rice – truce rude – crude ply – plume 'useful – re'fuse due – huge fly – rude pro'duce – oppor'tunity dry – dune
c) cub – cube tub – tube fuss – fuse huge – cute us – use hug – huge tune – truce tune – mule cut – cute luck – Luke dune – spruce rug – glue rud – rude nut – true suck – stuck duck – duke run – rune rut – dug struck – cut brush – Brume plum – plume bus – blue sum – mule luck – fluke rub – rule rub – rude 'under – use dull – duke d) dis'cuss, 'customer, pro'duction, 'study, 'under, 'uncle, 'unit, un'less, un'like, un'til, up, up'set, up-to-day
Test yourself: by, dye, my, tie, size, but, if, nip, tip, system, fit, mine, gum, fine, dive, tin, style, pine, fun, tug, life, side, lift, sin, pipe, tide, kid, like, time, up, tint, tyke, bye, dyke, yelp, dike, is, did, nine, type, life, hug, slip, bug, dip, lid, mill, kill, like, file, smile, try, glade, glide, globe, dame, dime, dome, plug, grape, ripe, rope, stale, style, stole, huge, raze, rise, yoke, rose, tape, type, cup, trope, bug, lug, nut, cock, left, page, cross, deck, run, plus, big, tube, study, sum, tube, cone, dress, me, sunny, luck, rule, dry.
10 a) bug – book b) good – hook hug – hook stood – took tug – took foot – book nut – nook wood – look lug – look cook – wool c) loo – too – zoo – woo d) poodle loom – toon – zoom – swoon noodle loop – stoop – swoop toodle sloop – coop – troop – snoop tat'too – sa'loon hoot – loot – root – moot bal'loon – ba'boon
11 a) gap – jab gut – jut got – jot jib – gin gust – just gum – jam gog – jog jest – gest gag – Jack gosh – Josh god – Jo just – gist jam – gem jin – gin b) jest – yes jazz – yam jet – yet Jack – yak jam – yam Jam – yell c) dog – dodge leg – fledge bad – badge log – lodge hog – hedge odd – dodge bag – badge brig – bridge bud – budge plug – plunge egg – edge fled – fledge fringe – hinge lunge – plunge led – ledge
12 a) shop – shot b) ash – dash – rash – cash shell – shelf mesh – dish – fresh – fish shall – sham smash – splash – crash – trash shock – shod rush – hush – flush – crush chat – shunt shut – shim – shrill – shrimp
13 a) chess chest check b) hatch – latch – match – much chap chat champ fetch – drench – crutch – snatch chin chill chip itch – hitch – pitch – rich – scratch chop chuck chat
c) chip – ship cash – catch d) back – batch – badge chop – shop crush – Dutch block – blotch – lodge crutch – grudge etch – edge deck – etch – edge fetch – fledge inch – fringe luck – lunch – plunge blotch – lodge check – change lick – lynch – hinge [ 'CeInG ] e) Madge – age badge – page cadge – cage cadge – sage
Test yourself: fledge, luck, fetch, chip, itch, match, badge, yell, root, smash, wood, bug, sa'loon, bridge, June, joke, huge, gulf, yoke, good, took, inch, such, jazz, hook, zoo, stood, catch, fresh, bridge, fledge, crash, chat, crush, wool, jump, loop, jest, moon, fresh, hatch, check, shape, noodle, go, block, shelf, judge, shine, kitchen, cage, loose, jungle, shell, ditch, spoon, shape, gum, chest, fridge, soot, June, pitch, trash, shall, chuck, jet, food, shock, cool, sock, log, swoon, jab, loom.
UNIT 4
14 a) fee – tree keep – been – seen feel – green speech – keen – green sheet – sheep feed – need – sleeve freeze – meet see – sweep – feet bee – see need – deep – sleep
b) fee – feel c) eat – meat mete – meat – meet glee – green tea – sea seam – seem – weak lee – sleep pea – beam scene – scream – screen bee – been heat – neat eat – pea – clean see – seen tree – meat sea – seat – cheap deep – keen east – deal deal – each – seat d) week – weak e) weal, veal, teen, weed, real, deed, treat, see – sea weald, wheel, beach, Greek, peak, meet – meat sneeze, sheep, sweep, seal, reap speech – speak reed – read seem – seam screen – scream f) lead – lid bean – bin g) feel – fill green – grin leap – lip eat – it beet – bit heed – hid least – list reach – rich week – wick sleet – slit meal – mill seat – sit cheek – chick been – bit peach – pitch heat – hit sleep – slip fleet – fit beat – bit peak – pick seek – sick sweet – wit each – itch read – rid deed – did feel – fit Read: The art of Biography Is different from Geography. Geography is about maps, Biography is about chaps. 15 say sail stay stain main day drain tray tail train pay pail play plain gait way wail may Spain lay
16 a) 'baby 'sorry b) 'carry – 'tarry 'merry – 'Perry 'lady 'lorry 'marry – 'parry 'cherry – 'sherry 'very 'crazy 'sorry – 'sherry fatty – jolly 'lobby 'finally 'ferry – 'cherry dandy – fancy 'berry happy c) em'bed d) 'marry e) in'scribe re'cede 'very in'blame de'stroy 'baby dis'close re'ply 'lady dis'cover de'fy 'story dis'cuss de'ny 'vary 'public f) Be'gin to read. Ex'plain it. Re'peat it, please. Re'peat it again. 'Try it again. The rain in Spain is mainly in the plain. 17 a) thin thick theft thrift b) with width thump throb thin thus thrill thrum thrill thud them myth depth smith thug this math tenth thug thrust that thump theft depth myth then kith filth smith cloth than
c) this – myth that – math with – filth this – pith that – depth with – smith this – throb that – thrill with – thrill d) sick – thick zip – this sin – thin zed – then silk – thrill Zen – then mat – math dad – that tilt – filth dust – thus kit – kith disk – this tent – tenth den – then
18 a) a'gain 'comma up'on a'gree suc'cess a'go 'sofa un'less pro'pose 'algebra to'day a'bout sug'gest o'pinion 'binary a'gainst sa'lute un'like con'trol 'capital
b) a 'book, a 'house, a 'boy, a 'pen, a 'song, an 'end, a man, a dog, a club
Test yourself: zoom, ago, nurse, jest, ba'boon, 'traffic, foot, prize, ad'dress, 'comma, 'public, June, tease, u'pon, jest, thrum, thug, 'hurry, crush, with, de'ny, pith, de'fy, breath, em'bed, past, flask, di'rect, breathe, re'cede, math, thrill, thus, in'flame, vast, 'marry, mess, chum, 'family, agree, theme, thick, happy, width, length, them, student, myth, story, rep'ly, gain, then, sixth, with, com'pose, bath, bathe.
19 a) fix next fox b) ex'act text six flax ex'hibit [ Ig'zIbIt ] ox box ax ex'aggerate [ Ig'zæGqreIt ] mix Max e'xist [ Ig'zIst ] ex'amination [ IgzæmI'neISn ] ex'ample [ Ig'zQ:mpl ] 20 a) boy soil join noisy 'boiler toy spoil joist poison 'boycott joy toil moist 'roister point troy oil voice 'toilet coin 21 a) knit – knock knap – nap knife – knave knick – Nick knick – knack knell – Nell knap – knag knack – snack knot – knob knot – not knell – knelt knife – wife b) knap – nap c) knap – cat knick – Nick knick – kick knell – Nell knot – cot knack – snack knock – cock knot – not knave – cave knag – nag knob – rob knife – wife knoll – lot knave – wave knelt – net 22 a) sing – king gang – tang b) ink – link ring – bring bang – sprang brink – clink sling – fling lung – flung drink – think spring – swing song – gong tank – thank flank – frank bunk – chunk
c) sing – sang – sung d) ink sang ring – rang – rung link ping cling – clang – clung bank strong sting – stang – stung trunk bring spring – sprang – sprung wink swing fling – flang – flung e) ran – rang – range f) 'single ban – bang – bank 'finger tan – tang – tank 'singular tug – rung – trunk thin – thing – think g) sing – singe – inch – ink sink – sank – sunk bring – cringe – pinch – pink stink – stank – stunk – stitch king – fringe – winch – wink drink – drank – drunk flung – flunge – hunch – hunk lung – lunge – bunch – bunk 23 quill – quilt quick – quip quiz – quint quell – well quest – west 24 a) is – his b) bus 'person add'ress as – has release 'sense res'ponse rose – nose case suc'cess rise – noise suspense c) his – kiss bus – is lose – close reset his – hiss plus – is zone – those mesa his – miss us – is rise – prize cross zoo – zoom rose braze – maze close
Test yourself: next, exist, quip, knit, 'singular, knick, set, bang, trunk, voice, e'xaggerate, joy, knag, tang, single, moist, troy, thing, thank, sale, be'long, meeting, ring, song, kneel, knoll, ex'act, send, e'xample, ex'hibit, fix, sane, sake, scent, scene, close, prose, science, quiz, oil, ex'treme, quite, point, text, depth, re'sponse, strength, toy, ex'cept, knee, these, prize, thing, 'liquid, noise, knave, spring, swing, quick, boil, trunk, box, coil.
25 a) head – read – spread – thread – dead – dread feather – weather – breath – death – stead – lead b) heading – 'deadly c) a'head heal – head spread – 'dreadful in'stead deal – dead thread – steady be'head steal – stead be'spread beat – breath be'stread treat – thread
d) heed – head e) Whether the weather be fine, deep – death Whether the weather be not, breed – bread Whether the weather be cold, breed – breath Or whether the weather be hot, deed – dead We’ll weather the weather reed – fleet Whatever the weather Whether we like it or not. 26 son come love wonder other cover become won some dove mother another money London front above glove brother month company 27 a) feud few grew rue – drew deuce new crew due – dew Zeus chew threw flue – flew true – sue b) 'neutral – 'newly 'Andrew – 'Lewis 'Newton – 'Euclid 'newish – a'new 'Eugene – 'Newton re'new – 'newal 28 - 29 a) wild – child – mild nigh – sigh – nigh – thigh fight – night – tight – sight – might slight – light – right – bright – plight kind – mind – find – bind – blind – rind b) file – fight mite – might will – wild pile – plight style – sight tile – tight chill – child Nile – night lime – light mill – mild c) wink – wing – wind brink – bring – bind sink – fling – find think – spring – grind
Test yourself: London, night, wind, light, cover, bread, front, new, front, become, 'ready, 'feudal, some, a'nother, won, great, blind, high, Nile, weather, plight, hew, a'bove, to'night, breath, dead, thread, child, high, 'Monday, dew, son, mind, light, come, right, few, bright, find, head, knew, dove, sight, de'light, fight, break, weather, other, done, mild, tight, feather, flew, wonder, might.
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