
- •Foot good stood
- •Material for Rapid Reading
- •Wood wool
- •Ink link pink think bank blank tank thank bunk sunk chunk trunk
- •Material for Rapid Reading
- •Have give live
- •Material for Rapid Reading
- •How to read and write forms in -s
- •Ever never
- •Material for Rapid Reading
- •Get give
- •Material for Rapid Reading
- •6. Know low slow snow own
- •Material for Rapid Reading
- •In a clean spoon, in a green pail, in a gay mood, in a grey coat, in due time, in a long row, in a new way, in a long speech, in a big heap, in a deep sleep, in a deep pool, in deep snow.
- •How to read and write forms in -s and in -ed
- •Three types of vowel position
- •The linking” r”
- •Material for Rapid Reading
- •1. Rule rude brute true
- •2. Old told sold hold fold bold
- •3. All ball call fall small wall salt false talk walk chalk stalk
- •2. Carry lorry hurry merry squirrel
- •Lesson twelve Consonant Groups
How to read and write forms in -s and in -ed
I. Read the following aloud.
banned - band packed - pact trussed - trust sunned - fund tacked - tact missed – mist welled - weld tracked - tract stuffed - tuft
planed - planned pined - pinned shamed - shammed hoped - hopped wiped - whipped typed - tipped
liked - licked staked - stacked eked – wrecked traced - tracked laced - lacked priced - pricked
filed - filled caged - cadged fused - fussed
II. Give orally the -ed forms of the following verbs. For homework write them in two columns with those which end in a voiced consonant in one column and those which end in a voiceless consonant in the other.
A. Beg, bleach, button, buzz, camp, claim, clean, close, coax, cook, face, fill, fish, fuss, gum, joke, judge, ladle, leak, live, long, lunch, mine, name, ooze, pack, patch, pencil, plan, ripen, risk, rob, sail, ship, sniff, soap, stable, stage, stop, stress, stretch, struggle, tack, thicken, use, wash, wave, weaken, wipe.
B. Bang, blame, book, brush, buzz, creak, dress, drop, fail, fetch, fuse, group, handle, happen, hiss, hope, knock, label, lag, like, line, lock, lodge, mix, open, puff, punch, rage, raise, reach, reckon, rifle, save, scratch, scrub, scream, seem, single, skin, solve, squeeze, stain, stamp, strap, sweeten, thank, tin, trace, wish, yell.
C. Blacken, buzz, cage, cram, croak, cycle, deepen, dine, dive, drag, fix, flash, frame, heap, idle, jump, kill, look, miss, munch, nail, pick, place, please, plunge, poach, press, rain, reason, rub, rush, scream, settle, shave, signal, sketch, smoke, sneeze, step, stiffen, stuff, tease, thin, tick, type, watch, wink, wrap, wrong. III. Read the following nouns in the plural form.
A. Bit, bite; cat, coal; tip, type; rag, rack; maid, mate; stack; stake; slide, slit; shed, sheet; clog, cloak; mood, moat; rod, root, scene, scent; tug, tusk; cube, coop.
B. Kit, kite; rod, road; scrap, scrape; pig, pick; code, coat; flag, flake; nod, note; load, lot; peg, peak; side, seat; bed, boot; flame, lamp; wheel, week; lobe, loop.
C. Tub, tube; cost, coast; strip, stripe; nod, knot: Swede, sweet; rat, rate; cot, coat; road, street; shade, sheet; kid, goat; style, stilt; snail, snake; grub, group.
IV. Write the singular of the following:
e. g. dresses, traces—dress, trace.
A. Beaks, beaches; streets, stresses; brooms, brushes; watches, wishes; races, roses; ledges, latches; plunges, benches.
B. Coats, coaches; boasts, bosses; flames, flashes; ditches, dishes; prices, prizes; badges, batches; hinges, inches.
C. Peaks, peaches; loans, losses; dates, dashes; scratches, crashes; faces, fences; wedges, switches; bridges, trenches.
SECTION IX.
One-Syllable Words
Third Type R-syllables. The Linking “г”
1. far car farm card star start are
part hard art yard scarf starve march large
2. for nor or form north short
far - for farm - form part - port sharp - short
3. fur her fir turn term firm were
burn hurt curve nurse germ nerve serve verse first third dirt bird fir fur shirt hurt girl curl surf serf turn term curve nerve berth birth germ firm her stir farm - firm star - stir far - fur hard - hurt starve - serve car - her
form - firm short - shirt cork - curve north - nurse storm - term sort - serve