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/ˈtiːnə ənd tɪm ɪnˈʤɔɪ flaɪz/ Do they enjoy flies or flights?

Tina and Tim enjoy flies.

/wi muːv ˈɒfᵊn/ Do they still move often?

We move often.

Which is the tonic syllable? A: It was Leigh who left.

Leigh

Which are the tonic syllables? A: Oh, and they got married! // B: Seb and Ola? // A: They got married.

married - Ola - They

/maɪ ˈpeərᵊnts dɑːns prəˈfɛʃᵊnᵊli/ Do they dance or did they dance?

My parents dance professionally.

Which of the following has three syllables? (a) Compact - (b) Diary - (c) Companion

Companion - /kəmˈpæn.jən/

Which are the tonic syllables? A: I got this huge cake! // B: For him? // A: No, silly!

huge / him / no

Which tones are used here? A: Do you think he'll sit the exam? // B: Sadly so.

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Which tones are used here? A: You must bring apples, strawberries, and a mango.

↗ - ↗ - ↘

/ʃi ˈɒfəd mi ə tɪp/ Did they get a sip or a tip?

She offered me a tip.

Which tones are used here? A: What do you think? // B: Actually...

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/aɪ wəz ˈɡɪvᵊn ə vaɪn/ Did they receive a vine or a fine?

I was given a vine!

Which is the tonic syllable? A: He was twenty.

was

/lʊk ət ðət biːn/ Should I look at the bin or the bean?

Look at that bean!

How many syllables does 'triumph' have?

Two! /ˈtraɪ.əmf/

Which tones are used here? A: And he left. // B: No way!

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/aɪ lʌv maɪ ɑːnts/ Do they love one or more?

More!

/ðeɪ bɪlt ə həʊl stɔː/ Have they finished the store or are they still building it?

They built a whole store!

Which is the tonic syllable? A: You should have gone.

You

/ʃi ɡɒt ˈʧɒklət!/ Did she get one or more than one?

One.

Which are the tonic syllables here? A: Aren't you coming? // B: I'm afraid I'm not. // A: You have to come!

coming / not / have

How many syllables does 'Straightened' have?

Two! /ˈstreɪ.tᵊnd/

Which of the following has two syllables? (a) Straight - (B) Spoilt - (C) Planted

Planted /ˈplɑːn.tɪd/

/hi pɪkt ʌp ɪz niːs/ Did he pick up one or more?

One!

/aɪ ʃɪpt tuː/ Did she ship or chip two?

I shipped two!

/aɪ slɪpt lɑːst naɪt/ Did they slip or sleep?

I slipped last night!

Which tones are used here? A: What do you think? // B: It's no biggie.

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/ðeɪ bɔːt ˌaɪsˈkriːmz/ Did they buy one or more?

More!