Have give live

vent - went vest - west vine - wine vale - whale wave - wove wave- wove five - fife strive - strife save - safe

live - lift give - gift drive - drift five - fifth

five - live dive - give shave - have give - gave have - cave live - slave

thin - fin thresh - fresh Smith - if then - vent that - vat with - live

9. odd add inn egg ebb off cuff stuff stiff cliff

of

bad - add beg - egg web - ebb

in - inn at - add if - skiff of - off

fit - stiff fun - snuff fill - cliff

Material for Rapid Reading

Hot cake, red tape, dull prose, grim fate, pink silk, black smoke, hot coke, lost time, soft felt, stale wine, pale ale, fine style, dry prose, grave blame.

The same tune, the white rose, the brave wife, the lame slave, the stone cone, the pale flame, the grave tone, the late drive, the sly ape, the same scene, the white lime, the brave mate, the stone cube, the same wave, the wide pane, the tame crane, the fine kite, the stale cake, the same grade, the brave tribe, the dry fuse, the same yoke, the sly pike, the lame scribe, the same name, the wide gate, the same fate.

A wet pane, a sly stroke, a good style, a black slave, a safe test, a big whale, a dry dock, a fine type, a soft flake, a lost life, a late spring, a quick bite, a lost kite, a sly fox, a quick drive, a thin line, a ripe plum, a dry bone, a sad tale, a white flame, a wide gap.

On the wide lake, on the left side, on a hot stove, on a fresh theme, on a grand scale, on a hot plate.

In a white mist, in a sad state, in a shrill tone, in a black hole, in a red frame, in a damp cave.

With the same cry, with the late tide, with a white stripe, with a shy smile, with a snub nose, with a shrill cry, with a frank smile, with a bad name, with a sick wife, with a red stripe, with a sly trick, with a long nose, with a wide belt, with a sly wink, with a wide brim, with a long rope.

How to read and write forms in -s

I. Read the following nouns in the plural

A		В		C
cab	cap	cub	cup	tub	tap
bed	bit	hand	hat	lid	list
dog	dock	brig	brick	bag	back
tube	type	globe	slope	robe	rope
grade	grate	trade	rate	slide	slate
wing	wink	ring	link	gang	bank
bun	bunk	plan	plank	chin	chink
tram	tramp	slum	slump	stem	stamp
gull	gulp	bell	belt	sill	silk

II. Read the following aloud; pay attention to the -s and to the stress. Do not separate it and the other pronouns from the verb.

He bakes it, he bends it, he blames her, she brings them, she cooks it, he drops it, he files it, he fills it, he frames it, he hates us, he hides them, he hits me, he lends it, he likes you, he makes it, he mends it, he names them, he packs it, he planes it, he plans it, he quotes him, he saves her, he sells it, he shakes it, he shaves me, he shifts it, he shuts it, he sings it, she skims it, he skips them, he smells it, he smokes it, he spells them, he spends it, he spills it, he stands it, he strokes them, he stuffs it, he tests it, he types it, he wins it, he wipes them.

III. Read the following aloud; pay attention to the -s and to the stress.

He checks them up, she cuts it up, he digs them up, he drinks it up, he gives it up, she hangs it up, it laps it up, he lifts them up, she locks it up, she looks it up, he picks it up, he pins it up, she piles them up, he sets it up, he sums it up.

IV. Give the plural forms of the following nouns.

Bone, book, cake, cave, cell, cent, club, cube, date, dog, dyke, end flag, game, gate, globe, gun, hill, home, hope, lamp, lip, lid, line, look, map, mile, mill, name, note, pen, pipe, plan, plate rag, rope, scale, shape, side, smile, song, stamp, stove, strike, tank, tent, thing, tram, vote, wasp.

SECTION VI.

Two-Syllable Words: Syllable Division

1. wrap wrong write

knot knock knife

write rite wring ring knot not

wring wing write white wry why knock cock knob cob knot cot

2. a mine - a miner a vote - a voter write - a writer smoke - a smoker

a bank - a banker a dock - a docker print - a printer help - a helper

a gun - a gunner a shop - a shopper rob - a robber

under member dinner banner paper fever win a winner

chapter timber supper hammer Peter lever

number winter summer letter meter over