Phonetic u 1,2
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This document provides instruction on pronouncing the long 'i' and short 'I' sounds in English. It includes: - Examples of words with the long 'i' sound like 'sheep' and short 'I' sound like 'ship' - A dialogue from a restaurant where customers order food and drinks - Examples of questions using the word 'or' that have a falling intonation - More practice words distinguishing between the 'i' and 'I' sounds - A section on stressing numbers like 'three' versus 'thirteen'
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- 1. i / i: Unit 1 sheep • Open your mouth very little to make the sound i • i is a long sound
- 4. Dialogue (In a restaurant) Peter : What would you like to eat, Edith? Edith : A meat sandwich. Peter : Jean? Would you like a meat sandwich or a cheese sandwich? Jean : A cheese sandwich, please, Peter. Waiter : Good evening. Peter : Good evening. We’ll have one meat sandwich and two cheese sandwiches. Edith : And three teas, please! Waiter : (writing down the order) One meat sandwich…two cheese sandwiches…and…three teas.
- 5. Intonation Questions with ‘or’ These have a falling tune at the end. The parts of words which are in yellow type are louder, or stressed. Would you like coffee or tea? Would you like veal or beef? Would you like coffee or milk or tea?
- 6. I ship Unit 2 • First practise the sound i (Unit 1). • Then open your mouth a little more. • i is a long sound. • I is a short sound.
- 7. Practice 1 Sound 1 (i) Sound 2 (I) sheep ship bean bin eat it
- 8. Practice 1 Sound 1 (i) Sound 2 (I) seat sit leek lick cheeks chicks
- 9. Test Tick the words you hear in the sentences your teacher says: 1.a) sheep ; b) ship 2.a) bean ; b) bin 3.a) cheeks ; b) chicks 4.a) cheap ; b) chip 5.a) heel ; b) hill 6.a) peel ; b) pill
- 12. MINI BINGO Who is the luckiest today? 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 30 40 50 60 70 80 90