Oo; Aa; all; aer; or; aw; au; augh; oor; our [ɔ:]

1) The hall is on the fourth floor.

2) New lords - new laws.

3 It's not.

It's not my fault.

It's not my fault that she called.

It's not my fault that she called Paul's daughter.

It's not my fault that she called Paul's daughter who played with a ball in the hall.

4) All is well that ends well.

5) The more we study, the more we know.

The more we know, the more we forget.

The more we forget, the less we know.

The less we know, the less we forget.

The less we forget, the more we know.

So, why study?

6) Draw, draw, draw –

Нарисуй скорей ведро.

7) One, two, three, four,

Mary at the cottage door.

Five, six, seven, eight,

Eating cherries off a plate.

8) Жил-был на свете маленький слоник

Он по утрам говорил всем: «Good Morning»

Солнечный зайчик смеялся в ответ:

«Доброе утро! Привет!»

Oo; Aa [o]

1) Rod often goes into a hot water.

2) A watched pot never boils.

3) Honesty is the best policy.

4) Tom and his dog went to the pond.

5) On a hot day.

On a hot day I went to read.

On a hot Day I want to read a novel.

On a hot day I want to read a novel by Walter Scott.

On a hot day I went to read a novel by Walter Scott and drink a lot cold water.

6) A small pot is soon hot.

7) A watched kettle never boils.

8) Make a long story short.

9) Every cook praises his own broth.

10) Doctor Foster went to Gloucester

In a shower of rain.

He stepped into puddle,

Right up to his middle,

And never went there again.

11) Lucy Locket lost her pocket,

Kitty Fisher found it;

Not a penny was there in it,

Only ribbon round it.

12) This is a fox,

She looks at a box,

She makes a plan,

To catch a hen.

13) A big fox

Lives in a box.

And the rabbit.

Has a bad habit.

He comes near the box.

14) Шли мы рядышком с тобой:

Я –a girl, а ты- a boy.

Мальчик рядом с девочкой,

Таня рядом с Севочкой.

Uu; Oo; Wh; ue; oul [ u: ]

1) Too good to be true.

2) Two.

Two of you.

Two of you admired the moon.

Two of you admired the moon in June.

It’s true that two of you admired the moon in June.

3) He took the book to school.

4) The cook took a good look at the cookery book.

5) A good beginning makes a good ending.

6) Look.

Look at the cook.

Look at the cook, she would put the pudding on the table.

Look at the cook, she would put the pudding on the table if she could.

Aa; ar; ea; ough; au; augh; al;ear [ a: ]

1) Far from eyes - far from heart.

2) It’s enough to make a cat laugh.

3) I can't.

I can't laugh.

I can't laugh and dance.

I can't laugh and dance in grass.

I can't laugh and dance in grass in my aunt`s garden after dark.

4) He laughs best who laughs last.

5) A barking dog seldom bites.

6) The dogs bark but the caravan goes on.

7)This is a dog,

He growls as a frog,

His name is Mark,

He likes to bark.