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I i


[i]

pig, spirit, itchy, riddle, since, thin, tick, pink, limited, insect

[ai]

pine, kite, isolated, item, kind, mind, find , white, wise

A a

[æ]

cat, fantastic, bag, black, flag, has, grammar, bank, rabbit

[ei]

cake, plate, Jane, brave, race, way, radio, state, stage

[a:]

garden, classroom, father, carpet, start, grass, pass, hard, rather

[o:]

all, ball, wall, walk, call, crawl

О о


[]

dog, shop, not, Tom, box, drop, clock, bottle, bottom, wrong

[ou]

stove, rose, sofa, no, toad, coat, window, robot, toast



E e


[e]

pen, length, yes, hen, nest, well, guest, regular, temper, tender



U u


[ʌ]

cup, bus, such, summer, fun, junk, jump, drunk, jungle, lunch

oo

[u]

book, took, good, wood

[u:]

spoon, tooth, cool, proof, too, tool



[i:]

street, tree, three, green, free, week, keep, sweep



[ei]

[æ]

[e]

[ai]

[u]

[ə]

[]

[]

[te]

name

eight

away

stake

steak

stage

have

has

black

stand

splash

matter

friend

bread

deaf

death

steady

leisure

tie

right

night

fight

sight

pike

put

foot

sugar

would

could


under

October

colour

winter

lawer


other

colour

cut

enough

tongue

other

they

thus

with

weather

picture

structure

literature

texture

mixture



[a:]

[]

[ə:]

[æ]

[d3]

craft

laugh

army

bravo

mother

brother

other

cousin

worker

third

her

surfice

family

Ann

captain

battle

Jane

John

journalist

junior




[Ө]

[ai]

[ou]

[:]

[]

[εə]

fifth

twelfth

thick

thief

truth

nice

buy

write

tie

type

window

yellow

coat

slow

crow

door

launch four

your

water

shut

cut

blood

custom

one

their

hair

fare

fair

bear




[ə:]

[i:]

[εə]

[ou]

[au]

[u:]

learn

shirt

curtain

person

surgeon

read

teacher

beach

beetle

weak

their

there

where

parents

vary

go

no

wrote

though

progress

now

down

how

cow

do

who

through

screw

crew




[ou]

[ei]

[ə:]

[:]

[i:]

[]

[aiə]

home

stove

whole

stone

snow


play

day

break

trade

trail

thirteen

third

shirt

skirt

burgler

ball

law

course

warm

worm

sleep week

weak

season

without

there

therefore

dialogue pioneer

quiet

prior

triumph

Appendix 2

GRAMMAR REFERENCE SECTION

1. Articles

2. Nouns: singular, plural

3. There is /There are


  1. ARTICLES




  • There are only two types of articles in English: indefinite ‘a, an’ and definitethe.’

Indefinite articles ‘a’ and ‘an’ have the meaning ‘one’or ‘any’, they are used with singular countable nouns also they are used before nouns that introduce something or someone you have not mentioned before:

  • I saw an elephant this morning.

  • I ate a banana for lunch.

  • A and an are used when talking about one’s profession:

  • I am an English teacher.

  • He is a builder.

  • Definite article – ‘the’ is used with singular and plural nouns, countable and uncontable ones to talk about something specific.

  • The apple you ate was rotten.

  • Did you lock the car?




  • You should also use the when you have already mentioned the thing you are talking about.

  • She's got two children; a girl and a boy.

  • The girl's eight and the boy's fourteen.

  • We use the to talk about geographical points on the globe.

the North Pole, the equator

  • We use the to talk about rivers, oceans and seas

    1. the Nile, the Pacific, the English channel

  • We also use the before certain nouns when we know there is only one of a particular thing (it is unique).

    1. the rain, the sun, the wind, the world, the earth, the White House etc.

However if you want to describe a particular instance of these you should use a/an.

    1. I could hear the wind. / There's a cold wind blowing.

    2. What are your plans for the future? / She has a promising future ahead of her.


The is also used to say that a particular person or thing being mentioned is the best, most famous, etc. In this use, 'the' is usually given strong pronunciation.

    1. Harry's Bar is the place to go.

    2. You don't mean you met the Tony Blair, do you?


Note:

The doesn't mean all:

    • The books are expensive. = (Not all books are expensive, just the ones I'm talking about.)

    • Books are expensive. = (All books are expensive.)



2. NOUNS: SINGULAR, PLURAL
singular + -s


singular

Plural

a car

two cars

a cassette

two cassettes


Add -es after sibilants:


singular

plural

a box

two boxes

a sandwich

two sandwiches

a suitcase

two suitcases

a rose

two roses

a garage

two garages


Substitute -y after consonant with -ies:


singular

plural

a city

two cities

a lady

two ladies


Add -s after vowel + y:


singular

plural

a boy

two boys

a day

two days
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