Read the words according to the reading rules. fright still hilly briefing rye

fright still hilly briefing rye

hide mink disciple brighten whisper

wish find dim pinch remind

resist hide dime pine stride

smile mindless dingy piracy mice

rind hillside dire pyre resign

nigh highway fridge sympathy climate nitwit fireplace desirable illegal icy

mirth fistful design sin nippy

skill first circulation bird mild

inspire shine silent quire skip

wind birch thirst dirty briefly

lice achieve besiege byte lire

grief fiend fiery divorce crime

nymph grid gym lightly wig

mischief grieve tiny titter firm

hid width knight tire strive

swing behind belief science fling

wire price since decisive fly

icon wildfire sticky lifetime slight

expire shield gripe brighten skill

sing libel clingy brief rib

midwife pilfer climb unit dye

grind kidnap bride fit unite

slimy pidgin piffle deprive pinstripe

desirous virtuous vital whirlwind whirl

²Activity 1. Contrasting Sound Practice

A. Listen and repeat the words paying attention to the sounds:

· go – phone – home – go home Let's phone and go home.

· cock – dog – lost – job Tom lost his job, dog and cock.

· story – forum – oral – coral This story is told orally.

Activity 2. Distribute the words according to the sounds given in

Columns.

Activity 3. Pair-Work. In each column underline the words that do not

have the sound:

[כ:]forbid ignore corn world pore lord bore short

snore mode core sort

stop port shore before

forty order offer score

 

 

[כ]hello not boss popular

dot slog doll cord

stop total shop dock

problem mock pot clock

soccer odd nose rob

 

 

[כu]poke shore prone pose

not stone woe porky

note role love polo

rose stole vote local

total pole tone mole

 

 

[uә]

[ auә] [כ:] BUT!

BUT!

[Λ]

 

 

BUT!

BUT!

[u:]

[u]

[Λ]

[כi]

[Əu] [au ]

BUT!

²Activity 4. Listen to the words and repeat them after the speaker.

low – blow – flow – mow – row – crow – tow. But: how, cow, now!

owl – bowl – prowl – brown – crown – frown – town

old – bold – gold – hold – fold – cold – scold. He was old, but bold.

post – host – ghost – poster – roster – both – only – program – progress

son – done – among – month – money – monkey – some – come

other – mother – brother – another – nothing – smother

love – above – glove – dove – shove – shovel – oven – covert

out – about – scout – count – proud – doubt – amount

 

²Activity 5. Listen to the words and repeat them after the speaker, paying attention to the difference in spelling.

 

§ slop – slope – sloop – sloth – slouch – slovenly – slow – slosh

§ pot – poke – pork – poach – point – pool – poor – pounce – pour

§ mob – mode – moan – mood – mount – more – morsels – move – mow

§ sob – sober – soap – soar – soon – soothe – son – sort – soul – south soup – sour – source – sow – spot – sport – spoke – sponge – spooky

§ bog – bogus – boil – bold – boost – bore – borrow – bough – bounce bout – bow – bowl – brought

§ tot – total – torch – touch – tout – tow – tower – toy – town – toast

§ woe – wonder – wool – word – worm – worry – worship – worth –would – worse – wound – wore – world –word

§ rob – robe – rook – rough – rout – row – rowdy – royal

Activity 6. Read the similes. Which one do you like most of all? And why?

 

 

Activity 7. Read the sentences. Mind the reading rules.

Our townhouse has a brown mouse.

We found our gowns downtown.

Are we allowed to speak aloud?

The spoiled boy destroyed my joy.

Rob's toys are noisy.

He frowns. I want to encourage him.

He is moody and low. He had a row.

Don’t make my blood boil.

He bought new tools.

The crowd shouted loudly.

The mountain was covered with snow.

He got power and money.

I bought the flowers in the south.

The British are known to be great sports-lovers.

My son is fond of Snooker and other sports.

Activity 8. Read the poems according to the reading rules .

The Difference Twixt optimist and pessimist The difference is droll: The optimist sees the doughnut; The pessimist sees the hole.

Little mouse, little mouse, Where is your house? -I am a poor mouse, I have no house.

²Activity 9. Listen to the speaker and imitate the tongue twisters.

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