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Pronunciation 4 © 2015 albert-learning.com

Pronunciation 4 © 2015 albert-learning.com Each word begins with ‘s’: secretarysandwichsubwaySundaySaturday Read these words: Each word begins with ‘w ’

Pronunciation 4 © 2015 albert-learning.com Each word begins with /f/ There are two different endings, -y and -een. Each word contains the sound /th/. brotherfathermothertheirthey

Pronunciation 4 © 2015 albert-learning.com Each word contains the sound /ee/. greenjeanscheeseteathese Each word contains the sound /ay/ tableplatetrainnameday Each word ends in the sound /air/. fairhairtherechairwhere

Pronunciation 4 © 2015 albert-learning.com Each word begins with /b/ bankbookbusbeardbag Each word begins with /sh/. shoppingshortshelfshoesshirt Each word begins with /bl/, /pl/, /gl/, or /cl/ classesblueplateglassesplay

Pronunciation 4 © 2015 albert-learning.com The stress is at the beginning. The stress is at the end. Each word ends in the sound /k /

Pronunciation 4 © 2015 albert-learning.com Measure words: Food A bowl of rice A dish of spaghetti A pound of meat/cheese A piece of cake/pie A can of soup A box of cereal A bag of flour A carton of ice cream A jar of peanut butter A loaf of bread A slice of bread/pizza A package of pasta A dash of salt A cube of ice A pack of gum A head of lettuce/cabbage An ear of corn A kernel of corn

Pronunciation 4 © 2015 albert-learning.com A grain of wheat/salt A stalk of celery A spear of asparagus A clove of garlic Liquid A teaspoon of medicine A tablespoon of vinegar A glass of water A cup of coffee A pint of blood A quart of milk A half gallon of juice A gallon of punch A tank of gas A jug of lemonade A bottle of wine A keg of beer A shot of vodka A drop of rain

Pronunciation 4 © 2015 albert-learning.com Personal items A bar of soap A tube of toothpaste A container of shampoo A stick of deodorant A bottle of perfume/cologne A roll of toilet paper A ball of cotton Stationery A piece of paper A pad of paper A roll of tape A stick/piece of chalk A bottle/tube of glue A jar of paste A pair of scissors

Pronunciation 4 © 2015 albert-learning.com Reviewed By Reviewed On Comments / Changes Made Vidyesh N.A.