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Consolidation and Extention PDF
Consolidation and Extention PDF
Consolidation and Extention PDF
Aims:
- To identify the problem consonant 'r' : when it is silent and when
it is not.
-To recognize and pronounce the models of obligation 'have to',
'has to', 'had to'.
-To focus on sentence stress to new information.
PROCEDURE
A- Warm up:
-Look at this word: Wednesday
-Who can spell it for me?
* w- e- d- n- e- s- d- a- y
-Who can say it for me?
*
- Where is the letter 'd'?
* We write it but we don't pronounce it.
So, 'd' is a silent letter like letter 'r' in bird.
Task one p.27: Read the dialogue 02 and underline the word where
letter 'r' is silent
A: I'm sorry to hear that Irma is sick.
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B: I really appreciate how you feel about it.
- Now, listen to your teacher and raise hands each time you hear sound
'r'.
- Now, listen again and put a cross on letter 'r' when it is silent .
* hear Irma
- Look at the word where 'r' is pronounced. What is the letter that
follows it?
* Letter 'y' in sorry , 'ea' in really , 'e' in appreciate.
- What are these letters (y – ea – e)?
* These are vowels.
- Do the same thing with words where 'r' is silent.
* 'r' is final in hear , 'm' in Irma
- What is the letter 'm'?
* It is a consonant .
- So, Who can draw the rule for the pronunciation of sound 'r' for me?
Start like this:
-Now listen to your teacher and check your answers to task five.
-What do you notice?