Learn one of them by heart.

 

 

Activity 10. Discuss in pairs according to the example using the words in the box.

cartoon classic	dramatic concerts	detective musical
to be in the mood for comedy

 

A: What kinds of film do you like?

B: I really enjoy science fiction. I think they are exciting. How about you?

A: But I think science fiction films are boring. I prefer comedy films.

READING TEST

Read the words according to the reading rules.

 

scenery	scold	recycle	recur
cover	accuse	catch	coffee
cent	cider	introduce	crescent
call	cat	cow	crick
count	cope	certain	pace
scarf	ceremony	curtain	receive
cancer	card	censor	cup
crow	topic	cedar	cure
cave	introduce	cob	mice
curve	describe	colic	descent
clinic	correct	civic	slice
accept	circle	citizen	scroll
ceiling	cause	cine	scissors
council	cunning	cool	perception
cast	excellent	indecent	accurate
dice	copper	deceive	cultivate
caw	decisive	case	since
scent	cease	discover	central
trice	placate	incense	patch
uncommon	crisp	cereal	hitch
concert	acumen	calories	latch
accumulator	according	aerobic	match
reconcile	complain	carry	fetch
victim	centerpiece	reduce	wretch
force	circulate	predict	match
embrace	competitive	cook	French
cost	relocate	curiosity	drench
landscape	accommodation	coast	branch
lucky	society	space	clench
suicide	ridiculous	cellar	punch
chalk	chubby	cheek	purchase
charitable	charter	chirp	rich
child	beach	cheese	chief
chat	China	chocolate	choose
choice	church	teach	pitch
cherry	chimney	search	stitch

 

[g] [X]

 

 

BUT!

 

 

² Activity 1.Contrasting Sound Practice

Listen and repeat the words paying attention to the sounds:

A. gene – gent – gentle – genetic – general – genius – generous – generation

gin – gill – gibe – gibbet – giant – ginger – gingerly – gipsy – gibberish

gym – gyp – gypsy – gyrate – gymnast – gymnastics – gymnasium

age – sage – stage – strange – image – magic – page – pigeon – largish

B. gab – gad – gale – gain – game – gambit – gate – gave – gang – gasp

goal – goat – gold – golf – gorse – goose – goodness – gorge – goblin

gulf – guff – guild – guide – guilty – guess – guest – gummy – guppy

big – dig – wig – twig – bag – brag – mug – bug – rug – frog – wag

grant – glare – grasp – great – Greek – greet – grey – groom – ground

Activity 2. Read the words in bold type, explain the reading rules of

the letter “G”. Read the rhymes according to the reading rules.

Golden in the garden Golden in the tree tops

Golden in the glen Golden in the sky

Golden, golden, golden Golden, golden, golden

September is here again. September is passing by.

J. Keats

² Activity 3. Listen to the speaker and imitate the tongue twisters.