Fry’s Sixth 100 Phrases Read each phrase out loud in a soft voice.

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Fry’s Sixth 100 Phrases Read each phrase out loud in a soft voice. Click on the space bar after reading each phrase and a new phrase will appear. Read each phrase with appropriate expression.

It doesn’t matter. Pay the bill. I can’t do it. A region of Europe

The farmers are ready. Anything can happen. Two syllables I love to dance.

Members of the class Dance is exercise The window is square. The cells divided.

I suddenly felt ill. The bright moon The center of the earth In my direction

The test was hard. Perhaps we should. Drop the ball. I wish it were summer.

It’s cold in winter. The answer is a sum. Sit on the wall. I’ll probably return.

A lot of energy My teacher is happy. I believe you. The general is in charge.

Math is a hard subject. The store sells paint. My arms and legs I love the flowers.

Rain may cause a flood. Heart and mind I sat on the eggs. The fast train

It made the difference. We picked fruit. In the distance Train your mind.

Go the distance. The blue sky A good cause What’s the difference?

The main difference Race past the sign. It kept my interest. Sign your name here.

A wild race She finished first. A beautiful present The glass window

He developed a rash. My oldest brother A written paragraph The length of the car

A good reason Meet me here. The weather instruments Beside the wild river

A good job The sharp edge The soft clothes I represent my family.

Drive to the west. Lay on your side. The forest in the west In two months

The tree root My parents raised me. Shall we go? I broke the record.

A million flowers Six months ago It was the third strike. Whether or not

He discovered a cure. Gone with the wind He held her hand tightly. Describe your brother.

Blue paint The town square The full moon I believe in you.

It probably will happen. Anything you want Keep your interest high