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X Listening Test
Return to Main Page Unit 4 Review Listening Test: X Sounds Choose the sound of X in each word, either GZ or KS. 1. Excessa. GZb. KS 2. Exacta. GZb. KS 3. Spandexa. GZb. KS 4. Excerta. GZb. KS 5. Exerta. GZb. KS 6. Exacerbatea. GZb. KS 7. Extraa. GZb. KS 8. Expecta. GZb. KS…
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-AGE and -ACE Listening Test
Return to Main Page Unit 4 Review Listening Test: AGE and ACE Choose the sound that you hear on AGE and ACE in each word. 1. Imagea. Short Ib. Long A 2. Enrageda. Short Ib. Long A 3. Salvagea. Short Ib. Long A 4. Encouragea. Short Ib. Long A 5. Engagea. Short Ib. Long A…
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Word Stress in Casual Sentences
Return to Main Page -ED Ending: Casual Word Stress in Sentences Here we will practice the same sentences, but more casually. When speaking this way, you will use less stress, pause less often and let the words flow together more. When you see “same,” this means that there are no extra points of casual English…
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Word Stress in Formal Sentences
Return to Main Page -ED Ending: Formal Word Stress in Sentences As you repeat the following sentences, practice the main techniques of word stress: – stress important words– reduce small words– speak in phrases and pause between phrases– let words flow together Use the video to listen and repeat. Achievement 1. I have achieved success…
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-Ed ending Words Start Practicing
Return to Main Page -Ed ending Practice the -ed ending with the following words. The stressed syllables are in bold print. T Sound D Sound Ed Sound enhanced achieved accepted established agreed accounted** experienced called connected financed* engineered contributed hacked maintained gifted handicapped prepared grounded surpassed trained succeeded touched valued supported * This word can…
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-ED Ending Diagram and Explanation
Return to Main Page The 3 Sounds of the Past Tense The -ed ending has three sounds: T, D and ED. We use T when a word ends in a strong sound such as the ch in watched. We use a D if the word ends in a softer consonant or a vowel as in trained or showed. We use ED…
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Word Stress in Casual Sentences
Return to Main Page Last Letters: Casual Word Stress in Sentences Here we will practice the same sentences, but more casually. When speaking this way, you will use less stress, pause less often and let the words flow together more. When you see “same,” this means that there are no extra points of casual English…
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Word Stress in Formal Sentences
Return to Main Page Last Letters: Formal Word Stress in Sentences As you repeat the following sentences, practice the main techniques of word stress: – stress important words– reduce small words– speak in phrases and pause between phrases– let words flow together Use the video to listen and repeat. Seeking Promotion 1. If you are…
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