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Bu I 5

The document provides a phonetic practice exercise focusing on various English vowel sounds through the lyrics of 'Santa Claus is Coming to Town' and other examples. It includes a list of words categorized by their vowel sounds, along with sentences for repetition to aid pronunciation. The content is structured to help learners improve their understanding and articulation of monophthongs.

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Bu I 5

The document provides a phonetic practice exercise focusing on various English vowel sounds through the lyrics of 'Santa Claus is Coming to Town' and other examples. It includes a list of words categorized by their vowel sounds, along with sentences for repetition to aid pronunciation. The content is structured to help learners improve their understanding and articulation of monophthongs.

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DAY 5:

MONOTHONGS
PRACTICE
SANTA CLAUS IS
COMING
TO
TOWN!!!!!!
U’d better _____
watch out!
U’d better not cry!
Better not pout, I’m _____
telling U why:
Santa Claus is coming to town!

He’s making a list____.


And ______
checking it twice.
Gonna find out who’s naughty or nice.
Santa Claus is coming to town!

He ____
sees you when you are sleeping
He knows when you’re awake.
He knows if you’ve been ____
bad or _____,
good
So be good for goodness sake!
/i:/

met meat mate bay bee bit


list least last bit beat bet
Listen and repeat. key keys keeps
pea peas piece
scene seas seat
three eighteen
Steve keeps the cheese in the freezer
/ ɪ/

peak pick pack set sit sat


wheel will while feet fit fat
Listen and repeat. king kid kit
pink pig pick
fill fish fit
six eleven fifteen
Tim bit a bit of Kitty’s biscuit
/ʊ/

luck look lock pool pull paul


kick cook cuke

Listen and repeat. full good foot


wolf would put

That cook couldn’t cook


if he didn’t look at a cook book.
/u:/

full fool fall but boot boat


road rude rod

Listen and repeat. shoe shoes shoot


new lose soup
two twenty-two
Sue knew too few new tunes on the flute.
/e/

man men mean mate met meat


heard head had sit set sat

Listen and repeat. test death red


friend said many
check shelf led
seven eleven
It’s best to rest, said the vet to the pet.
/æ/

mud mad made pen pan pain


sing sang sung hot hat heart

Listen and repeat. bank bag back


can cash catch
ham has hat

The fat cat sat on the man’s black hat.


/ə/

Listen and away banana woman


repeat. sugar garden paper
under police doctor
correct support figure
Colour/color

I ate a hamburger and a banana in a cinema in


Canada.
/ɜ:/
short shirt shut born burn bone
where were we’re hard heard head
Listen and repeat. were word worst
burn bird birth
her heard hurt
thirteen thirty
The girl heard the nurse work.
/ɒ/
won’t want went get got goat
luck lock lack fund fond phoned

Listen and repeat. wrong rob rock


gone god got
doll dog dock

John wants to watch Walter wash the dog.


/ɔ:/
shot short shirt fat four fair
work walk woke boil ball bowl

Listen and repeat. bore bored bought


call cause caught
war tall pause
walk wall four
Laura’s daughter bought a horse and called
it Laura.
/ ʌ/
shoot shut shirt look luck lock
match much march

Listen and repeat. come blood cut


young does must
one twenty-one
My mother’s brother’s my uncle;
My uncle’s son’s my cousin.
/ɑ:/
fur far four hurt heart hate
bore bar bear much march match

Listen and repeat. calm card cart


star starve start
harm halve half
It’s hard to park a car in a dark car park.
/’krɪsməs tri:/
Christmas Tree
/ə 'reɪndɪə/
A Reindeer
/ə stɒkɪŋ/
A Stocking
/ə ri:θ/
A Wreath
/ə ’tɜ:kɪ/
A Turkey
/ə 'kændl/
A Candle
A
Candy
Cane
/ə ’kændɪ
keɪn/

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