Listen to this tongue-twister

• What names have you heard?

• Can you spell them?

Let’s write it together. Pay attention to their spelling and pronunciation.

[w] We weave well at “The weave well”. A well- woven ‘Weave well’ weave wears well.

Give three forms of the verb “to weave”.

Find the subjects and the predicates in these sentences.

Refer the first sentence to Past Indefinite, Fu­ture Indefinite.

Refer the second sentence to Present Continu­ous and to Past Continuous.

[r] — [b] — [d] Rub-a-dub dub. Three men in a tub. The butcher, the baker, the candle stick maker, they all jumped over a rotten potato.

Ask different special questions.

They may be funny and silly.

[s] — [ ∫ ] She sells sea shells on the sea shore.

Ask a special question to each word.

[u], [w] How much wood would a wood-chuck chuck. If a woodchuck could chuck wood?

Use the relevant words from the box instead of the underlined words.

[ æ ] Imagine an imaginary menagerie manager managing an imaginary menagerie.

Fill in the blanks listening to the CD.

Use the words in the box.

[b] Betty Bodder bought some...

“But” she said” this

If I put it in my ___

It will make my ___

So she bought a bit of ___

___ than her ___

And she put it in her ___

And her ___ wasn’t ___

So't was better Betty Bodder bought

A bit of better butter.

It’s not the hopping over hedges that hurts the horses hooves: it’s the hammer, hammer on the hand high road.

Listen to this tongue-twister and count the words with the sound [h].

Transcribe these words and pronounce them.

[ Ө ] Arthur Smith, a thick-set healthy athlete sees three thieves throw a thong round.

Thea’s throat and threaten to throttle her.

Make up the tag-question:

• Arthur Smith is a thick-set athlete,...?

• Arthur Smith is a healthy athlete,...?

• Arthur Smith sees three thieves,...?

• Three thieves don’t throw a thong,...?

• Three thieves threaten to throttle her,...?

[ ð ] These are three brothers

These are their father and mother

This is their other brother

Their other brother is teething.

Make up the interrogative and negative form.

[ ð ] — [ Ө ] The third Thursday of this month is the sixteenth.

[s] — [z] Name the words with the sounds [ Ө ] - [s]

Name the words with the sounds [ ð ] - [z]

[ ŋ ] English rankers marching along sing a rous­ing drinking-song.

Listen to the CD. Unscramble the following tongue-twister:

Along, rankers, rousing, English, sing, march­ing, a drinking-song.

[r] This rusty wreck has run aground on the rocks of the Barrier Reef.

Listen to the CD, choose the right word.

This rusty (rack, wreck) has run (aground, around) on the (rocks, rucks) of the Barrier Reef.

[tr] This train and its trunk are trapped by a tree- trunk across the track.

Answer the alternative questions:

• Is this train or this plane trapped by a tree- trunk?

• Is its truck or its car trapped by a tree- trunk?

• Are this train and its trunk trapped by a tree- trunk or a tree-leaf?

• Are the train and its truck trapped by a tree- trunk across the track or the road?