Lesson 5. A dog in the Corner.

/o/ and /o:/
Lesson 5; Part A
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Lesson 5; Part B
![]() /o/ is usually spelled o, and sometimes a. Listen and repeat. bottle box chocolate clock coffee copy cost cross doctor dog gone got holiday hospital hot job lock long lost lot not off often possible shop song sorry stop top wrong quality want wash wasn't watch what ![]() Note: The word was is sometimes pronounced with /o/. | |
![]() 1 Have you got a lot of shopping? 2 John's gone to the shops. 3 How much did your holiday cost? 4 She said the coffee wasn't very good, but I thought it was. | |
Important for listening! Most Americans pronounce these words differently. Listen 1 Have you got a lot of shopping? 2 John's gone to the shops. 3 How much did your holiday cost? 4 She said the coffee wasn't very good, but I thought it was. |
Lesson 5; Part C
![]() /o:/ is a long sound. Look at the diagram. Listen and say the sound. Round your lips more than for /o/ . Target sound: /o:/ | ![]() |
Lesson 5; Part D
![]() /o:/ has different spellings. Listen and say these words. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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1 quarter past four 4 walking on water | |||||||||||||||||||||||
Important for listening! When there is a letter r after /o:/, most Americans, Scots and Irish, and some other English speakers pronounce this r. Listen. 1 quarter past four 4 walking on water 2 born in autumn 5 the fourth door on the fourth floor 3 have some more |
Exercises
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