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say this number- 1,562,374

one million, five hundred and sixty-two thousand, three hundred and seventy four

what are the 4 main types of intonation used in English sentences?

rising, falling, rise-fall, fall-rise

Would we streaa ALL of these words- WOULD, THIN, WHERE?

No

How many stressed words in this sentence- "Sometimes, I like to run in the park."

4

Say these words correctly- knives, hats, chairs, cherries

teacher's decision

what intonation do we use at the end of commands?

falling

Where do we move our toungue when we make the R sound?

back and down

say this number- 456,000

four hundred and fifty-six thousand

Where do we put our tongue when we make the TH sound

between the teeth

Which types of words do we NOT normally stress? (5 types)

pronouns, helping verbs, prepositions, conjunctions, articles

say this sentence with correct intonation- "Would you like a cup of tea?"

teacher's decision (fall-rise tone)

say this number- 6,762,318

six million, seven hundred and sixty-two thousand, three hundred and eighteen

would we stress ALL of these words? BIKE, LIVE, CAN'T

yes

which intonation do we use at the end of statements?

falling

Which types of words do we normally stress (5 types)

adjectives, main verbs, nouns, adverbs, negatives

would we stress these words- OUT, WASN'T, WILL

no

what itonation would you use for this sentence- "What time is it right now?"

falling

what tye of intonation do we use for yes/No questions?

rising

say these words correctly- THIS, WITH, ALTHOUGH

teacher's decision

what intonation do we use for lists?

rise-fall

Where do we put our tongue to make the L sound?

behind the top teeth

How many words are stressed in this sentence- "I wanted to go to the party but I didn't have time."

6

what intonation do we use to show we want to continue speaking?

fall-rise

says these words correctly- watches, books, shelves

teacher's decision

what sound do we change vowels to when we don't stress them?

the schwa (short U) sound