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SA :
1. [r];
2. [r], , [d], [t], [h] .
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I , , (17581843), -er -re (center '', meter '', theater ''), -or -our (favor '', honor '', labor '') check cheque '', connection connexion '' jail gail '' story storey '' .. |
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II . , , (the audience were .: ' ', the government have .: ' ') (to author '' author '', to research '' research '') shall will ( ) have got have '' |
III : class '', half '', pass '', dance '' [ ] bad '', [ a:] father ''; God '', got '/', rob '' [ a:] father, cloth ''; u- dew '', duke '', new '' too '; ', you '' (.. [u:], [ju:]); tt, butter '', [d]; r, car '' card '' , , r- . |
, ; . , , : . . e`xtrao`rdina`ry . extr'o`rdin'ry, . la`b'rato`ry . la`b'rat'ry labo`rat'ry, . se`creta`ry . se`cret'ry.
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STUDENTS Q: Vocabulary 'vacation' - We went on a two week vacation last month. British American Q: Vocabulary 'eraser' - Could you pass me an eraser? I need to erase this mistake. British American Q: Vocabulary 'rubbish' - Why is there so much rubbish in here? British American Q: Vocabulary 'rest room' - Excuse me, where is the rest room? British American Q: Vocabulary 'mean' - She gave him a kiss for his birthday. She's rather mean! British American Q: Spelling 'programme' - Did you see that new programme last night? British American Q: Expression with preposition 'plays on' - He plays on a team in town. British American Both |
TEACHERS Q: Vocabulary 'vacation' - We went on a two week vacation last month. British American Q: Vocabulary 'eraser' - Could you pass me an eraser? I need to erase this mistake. British American Q: Vocabulary 'rubbish' - Why is there so much rubbish in here? British American Q: Vocabulary 'rest room' - Excuse me, where is the rest room? British American Q: Vocabulary 'mean' - She gave him a kiss for his birthday. She's rather mean! British American Q: Spelling 'programme' - Did you see that new programme last night? British American Q: Expression with preposition 'plays on' - He plays on a team in town. British American Both |