What luggage does he/she have?
He/she has a old brown bag
What luggage do you have?
I have a..
Read and stress the capitalized letters. PARents
PARents. Good job
What luggage does Jack and Sam have?
They have a yellow and brown suitcase
Read and stress the capitalized letters. HANDbag
HANDbag. Good job
Read and stress the capitalized letters. BOttle
BOttle. Good job
Read and stress the capitalized letters. STUdent
STUdent. Good job
What luggage does Tom have?
He has a big old blue suitcase.
What luggage does Jane have?
She has an old green suitcase
She has an old blue suitcase
She has an old brown bag
She has an old brown suitcase
What luggage do you have? (Me)
I have an old blue suitcase
I have an old brown suitcase
I have an old green suitcase
I have an old brown bag
2-syllable verbs are usually stressed on the
first syllable
second syllable
What luggage does Sally have?
She has an old red bag
Is this his?
Yes, it is
No, it isn't
2-syllable nouns, adjectives, and adverbs are usually stressed on the
second syllable
first syllable
What luggage does Mary have?
She has a brown handbag
Is this hers?
Yes, it is
No, it isn't
Read and stress the capitalized letters. BASket
BASket. Good job
What luggage do Max and Joe have?
They have an old brown suitcase
They have an old blue suitcase
They have an old green suitcase
They have an old brown bag
What luggage does Bob have?
He has an old green suitcase
He has an old blue suitcase
He has an old brown suitcase
He has an old brown bag
What luggage does Kim have?
She has a green school bag
Read and stress the capitalized letters. TAble
TAble. Good job
Read and stress the capitalized letters. CANdy
CANdy. Good job
Read and stress the capitalized letters. TICket
TICket. Good job
What luggage does Jack have?
He has a blue school bag
Read and stress the capitalized letters. AIRport
AIRport. Good job
Read and stress the capitalized letters. RIVer
RIVer. Good job