Develop your British Accent Further Practice

Further Practice Develop your British RP Accent Long Vowels A as in car Words: Cart Half Radar Avalanche Sergeant Tomato Aunt Are Mark Dark Laugh Castle Glass Rather Heart Arm Calm Scarred Garage Banal Arent Art Bark Clerk Bath Fast Disaster Enhance Sentances 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. The princess was laughing as she had her bath in the Castle My Aunt broke the glass which was a Disaster You broke my Heart in half ! The horse pulled the cart rather fast, past the car Lets go to the bar said the clerk, after a hard days work

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Develop your British Accent Further Practice

The U sound - oo Words shoe, two, you, whose, true, route, brew, cruise, bloom smooth school improvement blue fruit tune music to too, who, lieutenant sue, chew, eschew, through food loop doom remove glue few tube curious Sentances: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. The music students composed a new tune at school Are you too following the route the Crewe? Its true, theres always room for improvement Whose blue shoes are those? Lets cook some food, have a brew, and then go on the tube to school

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Develop your British Accent Further Practice

The or sound Words caught, cauterize, pause, bought, war, , awe , raw, , former, clause, boring, , you're poor, warm court, auction, cortisone, sport, all, or roar for claw, door, draw, storm door horse corpulent organic dawn caustic Cautious Daughter Wall sordid law sprawl Paul Naughty Ball Walk

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Develop your British Accent Further Practice

Sentances: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. See what I bought at auction The storm caught the door of the horses stable Your naughty daughter broke the law There was a pause in the war while they played sport The cat burst the ball with its claw

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The ee sound Words: beat, seat, receive, serene, the he, pecan feeble heed peep evening These Tea Jeans Please Field Receipt Seize breathe, sheet, brief, turkey, we, she, keel seek see feel Peter Meat Leave Team Grief Believe Deceit Sentances: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Please find the receipt for those jeans This evening I feel full of grief Take the seat and breathe serenely Pecan pie and turkey meat is for tea The team stayed in the field as they believed they would receive a brief

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The ir sound as in third Words: bird, heard, world, courtesy girl, search, surgeon, fur, perjury verse first earn urge burn worse burden, herd, were, curl, early, sir, occur, circuit commercial shirt yearn pearl murmering work Sentances: 1. 2. 3. 4. The little girl with the curl heard the bird chirp I urge you to go back to work and earn your first million Its a burden to be the best surgeon in the world An early search found the lost pearl from the girls shirt

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