1. Critical Listening
“Oh! Look behind you, Aunt!”
The old lady turned. The boy ran. In a moment he was up
on the High board fence. Then he was on the far side of it.
His Aunt Polly was surprised. Then she laughed a little.
“That boy! I never know what he will do next.
And he knows that I do not want to hit him. But I should.
And if he does not go to school this afternoon, I must
make him work tomorrow. He does not like work.
From: Roldan Rueda
Recording:
http://screencast-o-matic.com/watch/cIeinvVDEW
| ˈ | ˈ kbəˈ
oʊ lʊ haɪ ndbju | ˈ ænt | de oʊ ldˈ diˈ
leɪ tuˈ | ðəˈ ɪ ˈ
d bɔ ran |
ɪ nəˈ moʊ mənt hi wəzʌ pɑ ˈ de |ˈ
n haɪ ˈ ˈ
bɔ rdˈ fins | ˈden hi wəzɑ ˈ de
n
fɑ rsaɪ əvˈ t |
ˈ ˈ ɪ
hɪ zˈ æntˈ ˈ
pɑ liwəzsərˈ praɪ zd | ˈ ðenʃ iˈlæftəˈ tl |
lɪ
| <“that>ˈ ɪ | ˈ ˈ
bɔ aɪ nevərˈ noʊ ˈ hwət hi wl dəˈ nekst | ənd hi noʊ zðæt |
ˈ dəˈ ˈ wɑ ˈ
aɪ nɑ tˈ nttəˈ tɪ m | bətˈ ʃ oul | əndˈ f hi
hɪ aɪ hɪ
dəzˈ ˈ ɡ oʊ təˈ
nɑ tˈ skuˈ |ðɪ sˈ
l æftərˈ nuˈ |
n
ˈ məstˈ
aɪ meɪ kɪ mˈ ˈ
wɝ ktəˈ ˈˈmɑ roʊ |
