“He, who doesn’t  know a foreign language,  doesn’t know his own one.” "Тот, кто не знает иностранного языка, не знает своего
ENGLISH ALPHABET
SOUNDS:
Consonants
[b] Betty Botter bought some butter, But she said butter was bitter, Then she bought some better butter, Now Betty Botter’s
[t] Tony tip-toed to Tim’s tiny toy. [d] Did Dave Duck day-dream about Diana?
[ʃ] She sells sea-shells on the sea-shore. [tʃ]  How much wood would a woodchuck chuck, If a woodchuck would chuck wood? [ʒ]
[ð] Whenever the weather is cold.  Whenever the weather is hot.  We'll weather the weather,  whatever the weather,  whether we
[w] Why do you cry, Willy, Why do you cry? Why, Willy, why, Willy, why, Willy, why?
[r] Around the rugged rocks the ragged rascal ran.
 [ŋ]  Sing a song, sing a song, sing a nice English song.
Vowels:
[i] Big busy city. [i:] I’m very pleased to meet these people.
[ɔ] Octopus ocular optics. [ɔ:] George ought to draw up a short report on this morning's talk.
[u] The cook took a good look at the pudding. [u:] Tuesday's too soon to bring the new music stool into the school.
[æ] A fat cat sat on a mat and ate a fat rat. [e] Seventy seven benevolent elephants.
[ʌ] Just once last month I took Sunny out for lunch. [a:] It's hard to park such a large car in the dark.
[ə:] Kirsty bought a purple skirt. [ə] computer, photographer, etc.
[ei] lake, make, disable [ai] my, lie, kite [au] house, mouse, cow [oi] boy, toy, soil [ou]home, dome, Rome [iə] hear, dear,
 [juə] Europe [aiə] fire, liar [auə] hour
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He, who doesn’t know a foreign language, doesn’t know his own one.” "Тот, кто не знает иностранного языка, не знает своего

1. “He, who doesn’t  know a foreign language,  doesn’t know his own one.” "Тот, кто не знает иностранного языка, не знает своего

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2. ENGLISH ALPHABET

3. SOUNDS:

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consonants (согласные: взрывные, носовые,
альвеолярные, губные, губно-зубные, межзубные,
фрикативные)
vowels (гласные: переднего ряда, заднего ряда)

4. Consonants

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[ f ] five, coffee, roof
[v] veil, convey, love
[s] six, face, mass
[z] zoo, zero, tags
[k] key, cake, track
[g] grey, magnet, bag
[m] mom, dream, Crimea
[n] nun, sound, keen
[l] light, color, mall
[j] yellow, student, unit
[h] horse, hello, whole

5. [b] Betty Botter bought some butter, But she said butter was bitter, Then she bought some better butter, Now Betty Botter’s

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6. [t] Tony tip-toed to Tim’s tiny toy. [d] Did Dave Duck day-dream about Diana?

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7. [ʃ] She sells sea-shells on the sea-shore. [tʃ]  How much wood would a woodchuck chuck, If a woodchuck would chuck wood? [ʒ]

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8. [ð] Whenever the weather is cold.  Whenever the weather is hot.  We'll weather the weather,  whatever the weather,  whether we

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9. [w] Why do you cry, Willy, Why do you cry? Why, Willy, why, Willy, why, Willy, why?

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10. [r] Around the rugged rocks the ragged rascal ran.

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11.  [ŋ]  Sing a song, sing a song, sing a nice English song.

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12. Vowels:

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Monophthong (монофтонг)
Diphthong (дифтонг)
Triphthong (трифтонг)

13. [i] Big busy city. [i:] I’m very pleased to meet these people.

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14. [ɔ] Octopus ocular optics. [ɔ:] George ought to draw up a short report on this morning's talk.

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15. [u] The cook took a good look at the pudding. [u:] Tuesday's too soon to bring the new music stool into the school.

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16. [æ] A fat cat sat on a mat and ate a fat rat. [e] Seventy seven benevolent elephants.

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17. [ʌ] Just once last month I took Sunny out for lunch. [a:] It's hard to park such a large car in the dark.

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18. [ə:] Kirsty bought a purple skirt. [ə] computer, photographer, etc.

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19. [ei] lake, make, disable [ai] my, lie, kite [au] house, mouse, cow [oi] boy, toy, soil [ou]home, dome, Rome [iə] hear, dear,

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20.  [juə] Europe [aiə] fire, liar [auə] hour

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