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1 Speaking 2 - PRONUNCIATION

2 Pronunciation of noun and verb with same spelling
Pronunciation of noun and verb of word with same spelling is DIFFERENT NOUN -> stress on the 1ST SYLLABLE VERB -> stress on the 2ND SYLLABLE Also if the word has suffix, stress on 2nd SYLLABLE (progressing, contraction) Progress – progress Present – present Protest – protest Contract – contract Desert – desert Rebel – rebel Suspect – suspect Console – console Conflict – conflict Record – record convict – convict Insert – insert Permit – permit Effect - effect

3 There is a lot of sand in the desert.
I cannot meet you due to conflicting schedules. I protest the unfair policy. The contract will be signed tomorrow. I am buying my dad a birthday present. I suspect that he took my pen. They rebel against the corrupt government. The convict escaped from jail. We have to present our PR campaign in class. I have to console my sad friend. I have to record myself speaking for English test. The insert in the magazine is very interesting. IMB is the permit to build a building. He was convicted to 2 years in jail. The rebels fought back. They permitted me to stay. Please insert your card here. I own a Playstation game console. There is no one, the place is deserted. There was a protest outside DPR building. She is a suspect in the murder. The hands close when they contract. They did good so they progress to the next level. There was no record of him in the CCTV. I learn conflict management in Public Relations.

4 Minimal Pairs Sore – shore Sear – shear tank - thank Same – shame
Minimal pairs are two words that is similar but little bit different in pronunciation tank - thank ties - thighs boat - both tin - thin taught - thought tick - thick part – path fit - feet bins - beans lick - leek ship - sheep chip – cheap hit - heat it – eat pill - peel sin - seen pick - peek hip - heap fill - feel Sore – shore Sear – shear Same – shame Sell – shell So – show Sack – shake Back – bake Lack – lake Tack – take get - gate let - late met - mate

5 I have to thank the tank driver.
The ties were binding my thighs. The thin tin is smaller than the thick tin. I thought I taught a good class. Please tick the thick box. They part ways in that path. My feet are sore because the shoes don't fit. So the show must go on. Don't let yourself be late. I met a good mate. Don't get to the gate. I need the sack to make a shake. It's a shame they are not the same. Lying is seen as a sin. There is a lack of fish in the lake


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