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Don't i treed when "Why don't..." part of asugestion ‘=*Pronouns are smetines reed when the speaker eons fo give emphosi, 4. A Ishe OK? B: Yeah, he’s fine. It took me forever to reach him because of the storm, but finally I got through." "Get uhrough ie phroval verb and the preposition through is treed 5. A: How do you put up with all that B: It’s hard, but I have no choice. ise upstairs? 6. A: Why don't you want to come to the concert? You know I have free tickets. B: I know, and I don't have anything against classical music. But it always puts me to sleep. 7. A: These kids are out of control. They're driving me nuts! B: I'll get their parents. 220 | Pronunciation Answer KeyPractice 1 Base form of verb Final sound Past tense Final -ed sound like fet liked e Jal had 2. show Jou! showed 3. end Jal ended wv va (ea) 4. look Thi looked @ tal has 5- listen Jnl listened Ad @® hal 6. want Ww wanted Ad fal 7. hope pf hoped GD ial hav 8. agree fil agreed Al G&D hav 9. start Ww started, Mt fat TO. disagree il disagreed Ww GD hal Practice 2 a ‘Two people went to a violent movie. One of them liked, jt a lot, and the ha/ Jal has other hated, it. The movie showed, a lot of blood and killing, and it ended with hd probably a hundred people dead. Of course, the person who disliked the movie hal hal fal wanted to leave as soon as it started, but she agreed to stay because her friend hdl wanted to stay. Ay Jal Afier the movie, they talked for a while. The woman claimed that ha/ Jal violence in the media affected the way children behaved*, and gave them hat sal examples of how people committed crimes. Her friend listened, and said he Nt hoped she was wrong. Don’t link consonant and vowel sounds when a comma comes between them. Pronunciation Answer Key | 221Practice 1 Practice 2 Practice 3 dsl Singular noun Final sound Plural noun Final -ssound 1. trip Ip! trips @ tl tnt 2. afternoon, fof afternoons Ish GD tal 3. walk kh walks DB td int 4. eye Jail eyes ‘sl GD ful 5. night Wt nights QO bl ul 6. country hil countries ‘sl @® tual 7. surface Asi surfaces isi id GD 8. winter far! winters is! GD seal 9. holiday fev holidays isi @ lal 10. roommate Al roommates GB bd td 11. class isl classes Isl tal 12. chance bf chances isl al Base form Final Third person of verb sound singular form Final -s sound 1. know Jou! knows ish fal 2. sleep Ip! sleeps hal bal 3. take wkd takes tal tral 4. tell wv tells ds/ @ dial 5. stretch Ay stretches il hd Gy 6. miss sf misses sf a &D 7. think fi thinks g fal lal 8. help Ip! helps fb tl 9. live Wi lives isl GD tal 10. realize fd realizes (sl ek CoD 11, improve Wi improves is! GD tah 12. lose hb loses Isl al hl Isl Kate's_asleep, and her mother, Julia, tries to wake her up and get her to come to dinner. Kate asks fal del her mother to let her sleep, but her mother knows that she needs to get up. Julia decides will get Isl isl isl hl hl up if she keeps talking to her. First, she asks Kate about her plans, and tells her that she ho} ope She'll stay fal tal home next year. Then she suggests that Kate tell her about her friends, but Kate are that she's too tired to talk. ish jy When Kate asks her mother to talk about how she has been, Julia sanfeane that she has bad her! ups_and downs. She explains that with all her kids gone, the house has been very quiet. Then, when Julia dal Jal dal Jal sf notices that Kate is starting to fall asleep again, she pulls the blanket off and Julia laughs. Finally, she If dal 222 | Pronunciation Answer Key gets_jup and says, "You won, Mom. What's for dinner?”Index: Alphabetical List of Idioms and Expressions The green number refers to the lesson number(s). The black number refers to the page number. A abone of contention 7, 120 all of a sudden 2,22 all ears 8,137 an awful lot (of) 3.46 as far as 7.119 at all 2,22 at stake 4, 66 at the end of one’s rope 6, 98 avoid jet lag 8, 133 B be all ears 8,137 be at stake 4, 66 be at the end of one’s rope 6. 98 be better off 6.97 be beyond comprehension 5. 80 be bored stiff, 3.42 be bored to death 3.42 be bored to tears be bound to be burned out 4 65 be coped up (in) 6, 98 be dead against 4, 61 be dead tired 4, 6 be dead wrong 4, 61 be in a rut 8,137 be in store (for) 5. 82 be knocked out 6, 100 be on the edge of one’s seat 347 be on the lookout (for) 5, 85 be out of control 2,22 be under control 2, 22 be up in the air 5. 83 be wiped out 8,133 be worse off 6.97 beats me better off beyond comprehension beyond the shadow of a doubt bite the bullet blow something out of proportion bomb a test bored stiff bored to death bored to tears bottom line bound to bring up a subject broach a subject, buckle down buckle up burned out Cc can’t keep one’s eyes open climb the walls close down, come through cooped up (in) D day in and day out dead against dead tired dead wrong Don't cry over spilt milk! drive someone crazy drive someone nuts drive someone up the wall 5 a Pee were 8 97 Bo 79 8 19 49 a 2 42 27 139 138 49 49 65 133 101 66 103 98 66 66 66 66 99 121 131 rar dwell on, F flunk a test fool around (with/in) For crying out loud! for once from someone's standpoint c get a second wind get away with get burned out get cabin fever get one’s money's worth get out of arut get over jet lag get something off one's chest get through to give ita shot go down the drain go through the trouble of H have a clue have cabin fever have got it made have jet lag have no bearing on have no idea have nothing against have one's ups and downs have the guts to here comes hit it off 6, 103 + & 99 = eew os 2,8, 23, 6,101 5: 85 8, 133 707 5:78 2,27 8.194 16 2,28 ) Index | 223hop in hop on ina rut in depth in peace in store (for) in this neck of the woods it dawned on. it hit home it takes forever T've got to hand it to you. K keep a level head keep it up keep something bottled up keep under control keep up with knock oneself out knocked out L leave a lot to be desired leave alone let alone let someone down let up live from hand to mouth live from paycheck to paycheck live on lose one's bearings lose one’s head M make do make the most of 224 | Index 8,135 8,135 8,137 8, 135 224 5, 82 4,60 3.47 8, 136 2, 25 6, 102 4.63 15 2,26 4,63 6, 100 6, 100 7.16 5, 82 5, 82 4,63 4,63 4,6 4,61 4,60 207 6, 100 6,101 5, 83 move up the ladder music to one’s ears N not have a clue not have the slightest idea not hold water nothing at all nothing to write home about Now you're talking! ° once in a blue moon on the edge of one’s seat on the lookout out of control out of nowhere out of the blue out of the corner of one’s eye P pass up prevent jet lag put something off put up with R rule out s seratch the surface sink in sit tight skip it skip over sleep on it someone's mind is wandering spark interest (in) 8,137 2. 5, 23, 5.78 7u8 2,22 7.16 iat 345 3.47 5, 85 2,22 6,96 6, 96 6,96 112 8,133 18 2, 26 spilt milk stick it out stick out stretch out 7 take forever take someone up on something take the initiative That'll be the day. that's unheard of ‘That's wishful thinking. the bottom line the last straw to say the least to top that off U under control up in the air w wander around What a drag! What it boils down tois. What it comes down tois. ‘What's eating you? What's gotten into... ? wiped out worse off would roll over in a grave would turn over in a grave wouldn't be caught dead z Your guess is as good as mine, 6 99 343 343 8,134 2,25 349 Lu 1.90 5:79 4, 66 2,27 6,96 5, 80 8,138 4, 62 u7International © Helen Kalkstein Fragiadakis Bot iT) Tee ee a = —= 9 “Tonsom ELT i leading provider of materi for Eng anguage teaching and learning throughout the word i ll