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3. Are you coming to our party?
4. Is he the man you talked to me about?
5. I already know him, but I haven't met her yet.
6. Ask them all the questions you want.
7. Where were your glasses?
8. John'll do the work for you?
9. I was cleaning the house when he arrived.
10. There are eighteen students in my class.
Group 4
Read the following passage aloud. Please concentrate on its intonation
and weak pronunciation.
There's a little game I want us to play that I used to play at school. It's
called Forget-Me-Not. I'm going to call out some words -just anything at
all and as I say each word, you’re all to put down the first thing that
comes to your mind. Is that clear? For instance, if I should say "grass,"
you might write “it's green,” or anything else you think of. Or if I call out
“bridge,” you might put down “a card game.” It's an interesting game
because it shows the reactions of people to different things and tells you a
lot about the people
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themselves. You see how simple and easy it is?
Group 5
Read the following sketch. Please pay special attention to its intonation
and weak pronunciation.
April
The Terrible Horrible Giant
10, 2014
Act 1
QUEEN: Eat your egg, King Egbert.
KING: I’m too tired, Queen Bess. That terrible horrible giant roared all night.
I didn’t sleep at all.
GIANT (from far away): Ooooh! Oooooh!
(King jumps under a chair.)
QUEEN: Just listen to that terrible horrible noise. Where are you, dear?
KING: I’m here under the chair, Bess.
GIANT: Oooooh! Oooooh!
QUEEN: That noise has to stop. You are the king, so you must do something
about it.
(King gets up. Princess runs in.)
PRINCESS: Oh, Mother! Do you hear those terrible horrible noises?
QUEEN: Don’t worry, Daughter. Your father will do something about it.
KING: I will? What?
QUEEN: Something! You must think of something, because you are the king.
KING: That’s so. All right, quiet, Bess. I am going to think.
Grade 9English Learning Package 13