Part 1

/i:/
eat neat tee
even seen see
easy peak me
each meat flee
ego sheep sea

agree on the fee

deep pain
flee to be free
seek an easy way

1. There was a feast on the beach.

2. Sheila, please speak to me.
3. She feels sleepy.
4. I see a sheep.

A1
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/I /
itch bill city
English fill
England tin
igloo spin
if pick

business women
pick the disk
miss him
English city
fill with honey

1. Pick that disk up off the floor.

2. Bill and Dick are inside the house
3. Fill the jar with honey.
4. Sid takes a dip in the sea.

A2
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/U/
took bully
cook wolf
look bush
hook pull
good push

pull the wool rug

put in place
tourist bulletin
should push
by hook or by crook

1. Butch is a good cook.

2. She shook the bush.
3. He looked into the cookbook.
4. Don’t push , just pull.
5. The children saw a wolf.

A3
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/u:/
ooze cool too
oodles root you
tool true
drool zoo
rule shoe

youthful crew
group routine
oodles of noodles
chocolate mousse
moonlight cruise

1. You are wearing cool shoes.

2. A group took a tour in the zoo.
3. The pool is too cool to swim in.
4. I love to eat beef stew and noodles.

A4
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/e/
egg met
etch let
elephant get
elevator ten
edit den

ten elephants
left leg
better bread
clever head
tech lesson

1. I saw ten elephants.

2. Stella has trouble with spelling.
3. The den is very messy.
4. Les lent a red dress.
5. The bull bellowed at the red sheet.

A5
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/ / e
ago correct camera
agree police visa
alarm handsome pizza
away control pasta
amazing potato data

pasta and pizza

danced the rumba
banana and papaya
handsome police
amazing camera

1. Keep away from piranhas.

2. The camera is invented over a
hundred years ago.
3. The visa contains incorrect data.

A6
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/ɜ:/
early s ir were
earth hurt her
earn girl stir
urgent shirt refer
earnest curly infer

dirty urchin
chirping birds
heard the word
certain girl
learn to work

1. The little girls curtsied to the

queen.
2. The worm squirmed out of the apple.
3. She is a hardworking girl.
4. It’s still early in the day.
5. I learned the skill to earn money.

A7
Part 1

Match the vowel sounds in column A with the

sentences in column B.

A B
/ɜ:/ 1. There was a feast on the beach.
/ /
e
2. Bill and Dick are inside the house.
/i:/ 3. He looked into the cookbook.
/e/ 4. The pool is too cool to swim in.
/u:/ 5. Les lent a red dress.
/U/ 6. The visa contains incorrect data.
/I/ 7. I learned the skill to earn money.

/I / /e/
− Peter piper picked a peck of pickled pepper

/I/ /i:/
− I saw Susie sitting on a slit of sheet.

/U/ /u:/
− Woody saved wood with a wood saw then wooed.

A8
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/c:/
all wall war
often caught raw
order fought jaw
August lawn flaw
off pause draw

caught the fawn

saw the flaw
orange orchid
draw a jaw

1. He saw a slight flaw in the diamond.

2. One naughty boy caused the whole
street brawl.
3. The war ended in August.
4. All paused while the boxers fought.
5. It wasn’t my fault that the lawn was dry.

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/{/
ant catch
ankle fan
after tax
accent cash
ask bank

class champion
last batch
Adam’s apple
ham sandwich
ask the bank

1. You can take a taxi to the bank.

2. The fans went wild when they
saw the band.
3. Annie had a ham sandwich.
4. That man has a good accent.

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/ö/
us cut
up hut
ultra m ud
undo rug
ugly fun

summer months
fun in the sun
ugly puppy
junk food
much luck

1. The ugly puppy had fun in the sun.

2. A water pump is useful in summer.
3. He is lucky to have won so much money.
4. Multiply the numbers.

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/A:/
archive car spa
arctic tar sonata
argue far
arm barter
ensemble garden

barter for a car

a marvelous sonata
garden spa
argue about tar

1. They went on an adventure to the

arctic circle.
2. Let’s take the car to the spa.
3. The garden had a great ambience.
4. You can barter at the market.
5. Her car was full of tart crumbs.

b2
Part 1

/ /
Á
olive dog
obvious dot
occupant sorry
octagon pop
ostrich popular

popular dog
dotted octagon
turn off the oxygen

1. The ostrich is popular at the zoo.

2. That is obviously an octagon.
3. The opera is open to the public.
4. The pop star is sorry for what she did.

b3
Part 1

Match the wovel sounds in a column a with the

sentences in column B.

A B
/ö/ 1. That man has a strange accent.
/O:/ 2. It wasn’t my fault that the lawn was dry.

Á 3. The ugly puppy had fun in the sun.

/ /
4. Let’s take the car to the spa.
/{/
5. The opera is open to the public.
/A:/

/ö/
− Lucky Luke likes funny, fuzzy ducks.

/ c:/
− The army fiercely fought the war in August.

/{/
− How can a clam cram in a clean cream can?

b4
Part 1

/e /
e
air hair aware
heir fair chair
fare questionnaire
hare millionaire

a fair share
millionaire heir
bare hare
care bear
a rare chair

1. Beware of the airborne virus in the airplane.

2. The chairman is having an affair with his
co-chairwoman.
3. He had a haircut from the hairdresser.
4. The Billionaire chose Claire to answer the
questionnaire.
5. She swears her prairie dog will find the right
trail.

b5
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/aI/
ice dying
icon byte
identity right
idle ripe
ivory shine

ride the bicycle

fight the guy
supply of rifles
a bright light
a nice life

1. Fly a kite at night.

2. She drives a bicycle not a tricycle.
3. I like ice cream.
4. The aisle is wide.
5. Red sky at night, shepherd’s delight.

b6
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/aU/
outside couch now
outbreak bound cow
outdoor hound bow
outstanding clown how
owl frown

plow outside
outstanding hound
bow down
owls and cows
outdoor couch

1. There is a cow outside.

2. The hound was homeward bound.
3. Bow down to the crowned King.
4. There is an owl on the couch.
5. We have been around and about.

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/U /e
hour manure
puree lure
purify pure
endure cure
mural sure

endure the temperature

one hour adventure
pure manure
pure puree
sure cure

1. Paracetamol will cure it for sure.

2. I went to the salon for a manicure.
3. Pure manure is good for roses.
4. The jury couldn’t make a decision.
5. Sue was curious how old the murals
were in the museum.

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/OI/
oil boil toy
ointment toil boy
soil coy
coil joy
foil

a ploy to destroy
join the envoy
poison in the soil
a coy boy
a loyal choice

1. Floyd was disappointed with his

deployment to Hanoi.
2. Joy enjoyed destroying the toys.
3. Soya milk is made from soy beans.
4. Please avoid loitering near the toilets.
5. Lloyd was annoyed with the spoiler’s
boisterous voice.

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/@U/
ocean rope tobacco
oatmeal float tomato
over toe mango
oval boat avocado
ovary cold soprano

in the snow
throw a rope
a cold oatmeal
on a boat

1. A motorbike accident blocked the road.

2. I don’t like roasted tomato.
3. Buy tokens to go through the toll.
4. Avocado and mango are my favorite
fruits.
5. Ouch!!! I broke my toe.

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/Ie/
peer beer
ear sheer dear
eerie clear near
here

near here
fear the beer
a mere bacteria
weird deer
steer clear

1. He clearly lives near here.

2. Terry Steer is using the gears.
3. The pioneer engineers cheered with beers.
4. The mountaineers found a weird deer.
5. A bioengineer discovered a mere
bacteria in the pear.

c1
Part 1

/eI/
eight late buffet
ate gate ballet
ace make valet
ail bait betray
aid date tray

late date
ace ballet
buffet at eight
ate late
tray by the gate
1. Nina and Kyla went to a buffet after
watching ballet.
2. The gate was closed too late.
3. The bait was in the tray.
4. I ate eight slices of cake.
5. I can’t remember the date when I last
checked my weight.

c2
Part 1

A B
/e@/ 1. There is a cow outside.
/aI/ 2. Paracetamol will cure it for sure.
/aU/ 3. Joy enjoyed destroying the toys.
/U@/ 4. Buy tokens to go through the toll.
/OI/ 5. He clearly lives near here.
/@U/ 6. I ate eight slices of cake.
/I@/ 7. Fly a kite at night.
/eI/ 8. Beware of the airborne viruses
on the plane.

/eI/
− We weighed the hay, painted the sleigh, played a
game, and caught a train before it rained in May.

/OI/
− The noise that annoys an oyster is a noise that
knows no oyster.

/U@/
− Pure food purely for poor mules.

c3
Part 1

/p/
pea appear pop
pay apart trip
pie import map
pin repay stamp
pit copy jump

push and pull

polo import
a piece of pie
a poor copy
jump up

1. Pat and Peggy had an apple pie.

2. Penny’s pep talk was inspirational.
3. The polo players put on their stirrups.
4. Open your books and prepare for the
test paper.
5. Pull that puppy from that deep pool.

c4
Part 1

/b/
bay abroad bomb
band about absorb
bad problem heartthrob
bored baby shrub
black bubble bathtub

black cab
baby bathtub
a boy band
bubble bath
about her heartthrob

1. Bob used a bomb to blow up the building.

2. The baby sitter bathed the baby in
the blue bathtub.
3. Becky had a problem with her boyfriend.
4. The band played abroad.
5. He is bored with blowing bubbles.

c5
Part 1

/t/
timid intimacy instrument
time intestine invest
title hesitate carrot
telephone detect night
timber contain magnet

teddy bear
time after time
time and motion
time bomb
time consuming

1. Teddy tried to explain to his sister

what happened last night.
2. I want to eat potatoes later.
3. I take the tube everyday.
4. Tina won the spelling contest.

c6
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/d/
deal pedal paid
delight elder dead
divine model succeed
declare order mermaid
dear ladder firewood

dead end
old duck
divine model
delivery room
dead and buried

1. Diane doesn’t drink during daytime.

2. Dave didn’t die last December.
3. Don’t drink while driving.
4. Daisy danced at their dramatic entrance
during their school activity.
5. Dan delivers diamonds daily.

c7
Part 1

/tʃ/
achieve brooch
cheap
chase archery church
actually bleach
checker
teacher witch
charm
adventure match
charge

children chasing
catcher and pitcher
chicken and cheese
challenge the champ
a chip and a chimpanzee

1. I chased the mouse that ate my cheese.

2. Chicken is my favorite lunch.
3. Their teacher teaches about sea creatures.
4. I challenge you to play chess with me.
5. I checked my sister’s watch.

c8
Part 1

/dʒ/
job injury garage
jar major massage
jaguar object barge
jury adjective large
just adjust beige

large injury
the jury and judge
jobs on a barge
the massage
jaguars in a garage

1. It was a large injury.

2. The jury and the judge gave a just verdict.
3. He took the job on the barge.
4. Massage the major soldier.
5. Adjust the garage space.

c9
Part 1

/k/
camp bake desk
count shake shark
come chicken park
cash soccer flock
could turkey stock

catch the crab

park the car
check the cash
bake a cake
cat in the sack

1. I like that kind of cat.

2. Can you come over?
3. Karen drinks a cup of coffee every week.
4. I can cook scrambled eggs.
5. I like to bake a cake.

c10
Part 1

/g/
game jogging
got eagle
gate luggage
gone dragon
good sugar

long legged girls

Gabby’s big bag
five giggling ghosts
good against bad
get some gold

1. I got good grades.

2. The dog wiggles its tail.
3. The grass grows in the garden.
4. He jogs with his girlfriend.
5. She gives a gift to Gary.

d1
Part 1

Voiced Phonemes Voiceless Phonemes

/k/ /tʃ/ /t/

/p/ /b/
/g/ /dʒ/ /d/
/p/ /t/ /k/ /tʃ/
− pin − time − coat − chart
− pop − tomb − cane − chop
− pond − tamper − came − cheap

/b/ /d/ /g/ /dʒ/

− bin − dime − goat − jar
− Bob − doom − gain − job
− bond − damper − game − jeep

d2
Part 1

/f/
fear after leaf
faith soft beef
family waffle grief
friend gift dwarf
first effort roof

soft waffle
faithful friends
fall in line
entrance fee
safety first

1. The father is usually the family’s head.

2. Frank the firefighter fights fire.
3. Fiona is fond of paper folding.
4. The five fat kids fooled their football
coach.
5. Fixing cars is her friend’s first job.

d3
Part 1

/v/
value wavy give
visit province dive
vague evil move
van event alive
victim favor have

visit the province

have a van
move at twelve
very valuable
give love

1. You need a visa to visit Venice.

2. Vina is very vibrant.
3. Val wears a red vest every Valentine’s Day.
4. I saw five doves above the cave.
5. I love to play the violin.
6. Valerie drives a van to the village.

d4
Part 1

/T/
theft author path
theater toothache mouth
think truthful south
thirsty earthly month
thin nothing north

think truthfully
nothing on the path
north theater
thirsty mouth
earthly things

1. Arithmetic is the basis of all mathematics.

2. The wealthy and healthy couple look
young.
3. The author has a thin mouth.
4. Ruth thrust her thumb into the earth.

d5
Part 1

/D/
that other with
the either clothe
them weather bathe
there leather soothe
they father loathe

soothing weather
the father
with them
they bathe
that leather

1. They went to the mall with their father.

2. That bag is made of leather.
3. The mother will bathe the baby.
4. They think the weather today is
soothing.
5. I ate lunch with them.

d6
Part 1

/s/
sing listen marks
seal thirsty parts
soda dresser bus
silly roaster kiss
socks desk nurse

satisfy your thirst

sit on the bus
kiss the nurse
seasick
silly pants

1. Sally and Sam will sing.

2. Six silly snakes are swimming in the swamp.
3. Susan is best in science.
4. Summer is Suzie’s favorite season.
5. I sold seven pairs of shoes for sixty.

d7
Part 1

/z/
zip prison wise
zoom puzzle squeeze
zoo season dogs
zero hazard seize
zebra dozen freeze

fuzzy zippers
zebras at the zoo
deep freeze
a dozen eggs
puzzle in a magazine

1. Tim gave Andre a puzzle book and a

magazine.
2. She sneezed when she squeezed the
orange juice.
3. A new zebra was brought to the zoo.
4. There were a dozen students watching the
dogs.

d8
Part 1

/ʃ/
shack fashion cash
shade cushion flash
shake special flesh
shave Russian fish
shore nation wish

wish for cash

shaky nation
wash ashore
fresh fish
share the cushion

1. She showed her shoes to Shiela.

2. The Russian girl wishes for her nation.
3. She found shells washed ashore.
4. Freshly caught fish are sold in the
sea market.
5. I wish to share this special cushion with
Marsha.

d9
Part 1

/ʒ/
genre measure beige
pleasure corsage
casual garage
lingerie prestige
vision confusion

beige corsage
massage in a garage
usual leisure
a big explosion
prestige for Asia

1. There is a big confusion over the leader’s

decision.
2. They measured beige gowns.
3. The vision is for the prestige of Asia.
4. We get pleasure from leisure.
5. The news on television showed an
explosion.

d10
Part 1

Voiced Phonemes Voiceless Phonemes

/f/ /v/ /T/ /D/

/ʃ/ /s/ /z/ /Z/
/f/ /v/ /T/ /D/
− fine − vine − wreath − to wreathe
− fault − vault − bath − to bathe
− fast − vast − cloth − to clothe

/s/ /z/ /ʃ/ /Z/

− sip − zip − shrew − treasure
− seal − zeal − dilution − delusion
− bus − buzz − assure − azure

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Part 1

/m/
money amend
maze Amazon
male amaze
morning woman
member email

woman in the room

team member
clean clams
mailed money

1. The Amazon is amazing.

2. A man sent an email to his female boss.
3. Emily mailed some money this morning.
4. A woman in the room eats an omelet.
5. Jimmy is our team member.

e2
Part 1

/n/
nerd many clean
nose rainy seen
name window bin
nanny panda broken
nag penny crayon

a clean trash can

runny nose
rainy Sunday
a nagging nerd

1. I’ve seen a clean trash can.

2. A nagging nerd has a runny nose.
3. The window was broken on a rainy
Sunday.
4. My name is Anna.

e3
Part 1

/Î/
shrink sprinkle sing
wings thing
stink sting
jinx bring
think spring
string

sing a song
angel wings
stunning spring flowers
shimmering things

1. Mike loves to sprinkle water on his

flowers during spring.
2. That thing shrinks when soaked in
water.
3. A person having bad luck is thought
to have a jinx.
4. Please bring ten things made of string.

e4
Part 1

/h/
hero unhook
hermit behead
hold comprehend
honey behavior
hide beehive

hitchhike
hold the handle
helpful hero
horrific Halloween
honey from the beehive

1. I like the songs “Hero” and “Honey”.
2. Hans ate a huge hamburger.
3. The hermit was beheaded for stealing a
hat.
4. The child was able to collect honey from
a beehive near his house.

e5
Part 1

/l/
loud world reveal
lobster problem cancel
lean faulty travel
lower quality control
listen pulling fulfill

reveal your secret

lean the wall
fulfill your dreams
cancel the trip
lower your voice

1. The world must eliminate war and poverty.

2. The car is out of control.
3. Counselors are urging parents to spend
more quality time with their children.
4. What seems to be the world’s worst
problem?
5. She realized that she could never fulfill
her dream of becoming a lawyer.

e6
Part 1

/r/
rest lure meager
rain dirt shatter
resume morgue filter
rouge park shopkeeper
roar shark liver

tear the resume

red with rage
lure the shopkeeper
rocky road
dirty river

1. Mark resumed his course.

2. Three is a smaller number than four.
3. The shopkeeper has a red car.
4. The river overflowed from the heavy rain.
5. The poor man rested in the park.

e7
Part 1

/w/
wage away
waist upward
walk queen
wet quality
wax anyone

walk away
quick and quality
wicked witch
wonder woman
warm water

1. The woman walked away from the queen.

2. The wine looks tempting, however it
really doesn’t taste good.
3. Snow White was given a poisonous apple
by the wicked witch.
4. The withered flowers were
blown away by a strong wind.

e8
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/j/
yacht beyond
yawn cute
year cupid
yet
yesterday

yellow yacht
cute cupid
yesterday and beyond
few pupils

1. A few pupils arrived from Europe

yesterday.
2. Is that your yacht?
3. The Yankee stadium is in New York.
4. Yellow bells are grown in the backyard.

e9
Part 1

Voiced Phonemes Voiceless Phonemes

/m/ /n/ /Î/

/h/ /l/
/r/ /w/ /j/
/m/ /n/ /Î/ /l/
− Kim − kin − king − light
− gum − gun − gang − line
− rim − rain − ring − Julie

/r/ /w/ /r/ /j/

− right − wool − rule − yule
− rhine − wore − roar − your
− Jury − wham − ram − yam

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