Is it as easy as that?
EXAMPLE: You can have my tent. It’s no use to me. I never use it. 1. I am not going to advise you. You never take my advice. 2. Your tooth is loose. You’ll lose it if you are not careful. 3. The shop’s very close to home, and it doesn’t close till late. 4. I can’t excuse people who drop litter. There’s no excuse for it.
Ex.5 Find a way from Start to Finish. You may not pass a square if the word contains the sound [z]. You can move horizontally or vertically only.
Finish
Ex.6 Practise the dialogue. Pay special attention to sounds [s] and [z]. Mrs. Smith: This parcel smells, Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Jones: Something ‘s written on it. Mrs. Smith: What does it say?
Mrs. Smith: Pooh!
Mrs. Jones: Listen! What’s in this sack? Mrs. Smith: It’s making a strange hissing noise. Mrs. Jones: Mrs. Smith! It’s a sack of snakes! Mrs. Smith: So it is! And what’s in this box, Mrs. Jones? Mrs. Jones: It’s making a buzzing sound. Mrs. Smith: These are bees! Mrs. Jones: A parcel of mice! And a sack of snakes! And a box of bees! This is very surprising. Mrs. Smith: It’s amazing. This isn’t a post office, Mrs. Jones. It’s a zoo!
Vowels: [ס – To make the sound [ ס ]: Round your lips a little. The front of your tongue goes down together with your lower jaw. It is a short sound.
To make the sound [
Ex 7. Listen and repeat the words paying special attention to sounds [ ס –
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Rose always dramatizes things.
Ex.4 Listen to the sentences. Look at the words in bold. Underline the words in bold which contain the sound [s] and circle the ones which contain the sound [z]. Listen again and repeat. (A17)
Start
Mrs. Jones: It says: This parcel contains six mice.
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Don – Dawn 
cod – cord 
cot – caught 
pot – port 
fox – forks 
spots – sports 
Ex 8. Practise saying the tongue twisters.
