Speaking Practise

Pronunciaton 3:  /ɔ:/    /ɜ:/    /ə/
  
A)
1.- /ɔ:/  Audience          Stalls             Arena 
2.- /ɜ:/  Interval             Circle           Curtain
3.- /ə/   Score               Spectator     Performance

B) Words with the same spelling but different pronunciations

A few words in English are spelled exactly the same but pronounced differently, and have different meanings, e.g. bow /baʊ/ = to put your head down, e.g. at the end of a concert or play when people are clapping, but bow /bəʊ/ = a weapon that you use to shoot an arrow.

1.- We went to a live concert last weekend
2.- We live next to the concert hall.
3.- We sat in the front row
4.- After the concert we had a row 




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Pronunciation 2 (linking)

1. He keeps arguing with the referee.  c
2. He's still asleep.                                f

3. I can't finish this steak.                     a

4. This chicken's past its sell-by date.   b

5. The rubbish is beginning to smell.    d

6. It's probably in Wikipedia.                e

a. Take_it_out

b. Throw_it_away

c. Send him_off

d. Take_it_away

e. Look_it_up

f. Wake him_up


  
Pronunciation 1 (/ɑː/ and /ɔː/)

1. I thought I'd brought enough money with me.

2. My daughter's caught a bad cold.

3. I bought it althought it was very expensive.
4. We've been through some tough times.
5. I didn't laugh! It was a cought.

 

   

If my house was burning.

If my hose was burning the first thing I would do is to take the most important things for me.

For example, the first thing I would take is my phone, because this is the most important material thing for me and there I have all my music, photos, videos, contacts etc…

If I had more time I would try to take all my clothes because is a necessary thing for me and I think that for everyone, and if I wouldn’t take the clothes I would have to buy it all again. Also I would take my football boots because they cost some money and I need it to play football evidently.

And also if I could I would take my Ps4 because I use so much and I entertain a lot playing it.

Name: Pau Rodríguez

Ocupation: Student

Blog address: pausblog99.blogspot.com

21 Jump Street

This is the OV film that I saw in summer.

This movie is directed by Phil Lord and Chris miller and the protagonist are Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum.

That's a film about two guys (Jenko and Schmidt that they are recently graduated polices. They work like park polices.

But one day their boss sends them undercover to a school to find the person who sells drugs at school.

They change their personalities and names Jenko for Brad and Schmidt for Doug.

When the arrive to the school they commit a mistake and the change their timetable and the roles change.

Doug becomes popular and becomes friends with Erick, one of the drug dealers and his girlfriend Molly, while Brad becomes friends of the chemical nerds.

And finally they get catch the drug dealers.  

Saying

    It takes two to tango

Meaning:

It’s an inglish expresion that say’s that you need one more person to do something.

For example; if two person not agree in something; something is not going to get ahead, so the two people will lose out.

Origin:

The phrase originated in a song Takes Two to Tango, which was written and composed in 1952 by Al Hoffman and Dick Manning.