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Тест по английскому языку на тему Фонетика (6 класс)
Раздел | Иностранные языки |
Класс | 6 класс |
Тип | Тесты |
Автор | Ненахова Н.А. |
Дата | 27.02.2015 |
Формат | docx |
Изображения | Нет |
CONVERSATION EXERCISES
Read and transcribe the following words.
Dollar, book, dolphin, lunch, moth, together, delicate, just, push, fool, tool, cough, watch, blood, lamp, feather, clock, honey, money, leather, company, cousin, good, cook, three, another.
Write out all the words with [ə:]
The Worst Nurse
Sir Herbert: Nurse!
Colonel Burton: Nurse! I'm thirsty!
Sir Herbert: Nurse! My head hurts!
Colonel Burton: Nurse!
Sir Herbert: Curse these nurses!
Colonel Burton: Nurse Sherman always wears such dirty shirts.
Sir Herbert: And such short skirts.
Colonel Burton: She never arrives at work early.
Sir Herbert: She and Nurse Turner weren't at work on Thursday, were they?
Colonel Burton: No, they weren't.
Sir Herbert: Nurse Sherman is the worst nurse in the ward, isn't she?
Colonel Burton: No, she isn't. She's the worst nurse in the world!
Write in spelling the following words, each word has a letter that is not pronounced.
[ail], ['ailə], ['debri:], ['wisl],[roŋ], ['lisn], ['bufei], [ri'si:t],[pa:m], [ha:f], ['riðm], ['vi:ikl],[no:], ['sizəz], ['foriŋ], ['m sl],[si:n], [klaim], [s tl], [daut].
This is a recipe of cheese-topped chops. Read these imperative sentences. Give the recipe of your favourite dish. Use imperative sentences.
Pour a little sherry over the chops.
Chop the mushrooms, cheese and shallots.
Mix the mushrooms, cheese, shallots and chilli.
Grill the chops.
Put the chops in a dish.
Spread the mixture over the chops.
Grill the chops and mixture for a few minutes.
Serve the chops with fresh French salad and chips.
Match and write pairs of words in the box below. Two are done for you. Make sure you read the words with [r].
October
November
beer
mother
near
there
under
brother
farther
summer
far
water
before
here
sister
after
sooner
later
winter
car
over
helicopter
Example: mother and father, car and helicopter
Make up dialogues by matching sentences in A with sentences in B. Say them in pairs.
1. Are you free on Sunday?
A) No, the back garden.
2. Have you got any in dark blue?
B) Can we make if half past one?
3. Are you feeing better?
C) No, only light blue, I'm afraid.
4. Shall we meet at one?
D) What time on Sunday?
5. Was Tom in the front garden?
E) Oh, yes. Much better.
6. Is he an artist?
F) Yes, a very good artist, actually.
7. I shall give them all to Willson.
G) Do you think that's fair?
8. I'm so sorry, Jack.
H) Are you really sorry?
9. I may have passed my exam?
I) Does it matter what she thinks?
10. I wonder what Jane will think of it.
J) Are you hoping for the best?
Place the nouns in the table according to their stress patterns. There are some odd words.
healer
chairman
democrat
musician
technologist
loyalist
psychotic
poet
neurotic
tailor
zoologist
selector
once
teacher
airman
cosmonaut
realist
diver
royalist
hack
geographer
philanthropist
confessor
doctor
wrestler
translator
astronaut
loyalist
barrister
idealist
photographer
broker
physician
balloonist
Pay attention to the pronunciation of diphthongs
'riəli ׀ its ə 'veri 'gυd ai'diə ׀׀
'iz ði ai'diə 'kliə ׀׀ its ðə 'kliəriəst iks'piəriəns ׀׀
mai 'haυs iz veri 'hai ׀׀
ai 'faind it 'kwait 'rait ׀׀
ðə 'beibi 'wəυk 'twais in ðə 'nait ׀׀