1. Read the words:

bay–bade–bathe bet–bait

lay–laid–late lead–laid

May–made–mate wet–waiting

weigh–wade–wait get–gate

say–sale–sake red–raid

gay–gaze–gate beck–bake

3. Words containing phonemes /e–eI/:

Names:

Casey, Mason, David, Jacob, James, Jason, Ray, Ada, Amy, Grace, Daisy, Jane, Kay, Mabel, Mamie, Rachel, Hazel, Raymond, Becky, Bella, Benedict, Betsy, Edward, Edgar, Eleanor, Ellen, Elsie, Emily, Freddie, Gerald, Jake, Jen, Jenny, Jessica.

Colours:

Red, grey, yellow

Part of the body:

Neck, waist, chest, legs, head, nail.

Professions:

Painter, dentist, brick-layer, secretary, welder, engineer, combine-operator, tailor, shepherd, interpreter, translator, hairdresser, telephone operator, chemist.

Illnesses and Diseases:

Appendicitis, cholera, dysentery, influenza, the plague.

4. Play a game "Broken telephone".

A red train is waiting at the next railway station

5. Strip Story.

Write each sentence on a separate strip. Give strips to students in jumbled order. They must practise their sentence paying special attention to the vowel contrasts contained and then memorize it. The group task is to unscramble the sentences and rearrange them in their proper order? Then present the story orally.

It was a dark and rainy night in November.

It was late, after twelve and Stella was tired.

As she walked along Main street, the wind wailed through the trees.

Suddenly, she saw u strange man at the other end of the street.

He had a long red scarf around his neck and a pale face.

As he approached her, her heart raced faster.

Then, to her relief, she saw that it was her neighbour Ed.

"Stella, what are you doing out so late? It's dangerous!"

"Oh Ed, I'm so glad that it's you. I was scared".

"Let me hail you taxi. We can share the cab fare and get you home safely!"

Sounds /aI–OI/

/aI/ – diphthong, central, open.

/OI/ – diphthong, back, open.

1. Words with these phonemes:

Illnesses and diseases

Sore eye, typhoid fever, tonsillitis, appendicitis, arthritis.

Sport and games

Ice-hockey, cycling, gliding, diving, sliding, motor-cycle racing, high, jump, ski-diving.

Food and meals

Pineapples, wine, pike, dry wine, ice-cream, Turkish delight, appetizer, oysters, oil, boiled eggs.

Professions

Driver, engine driver, combine-operator, tractor-driver, typist, writer, playwright, designer, psychologist, psychiatrist, unemployed, employee, oil-worker.

Geographical names

Apennines, Baikal, Crimea, Cyprus, Clyde, Guyana, Hawaiian islands, Iceland, Liberia, Niagara, Niger, Nigeria, Nile, Rhine, China, Ireland, Siberia, Detroit, Hanoi.

2. Learn the tongue twister:

Give this nice toy to my little boy.

3. Listen carefully to each pair of words. Are the diphthongs they contain the same or different? Clap your hands if they are the same.

1. ice-cream–oyster

2. die–dine

3. boy–boil

4. oil–isles

5. buy–bite

6. toy–tie

7. wine–write

8. style–spoil

9. type–tiny

10. find–fine