If you sneeze on Monday

Date: 2015-10-07; view: 471.

Sneeze.

You sneeze for danger,

Sneeze on Tuesday,

Kiss a stranger,

If you sneeze on Wednesday

You sneeze for a letter,

Sneeze on Thursday

Something better,

If you sneeze on Friday

You sneeze for sorrow

Sneeze on Saturday

Joy tomorrow.

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[i] and [ai]

- Little by little and bit by bit.

- My kite is white, my kite is light, my kite is in the sky.

- Smile a while, and while you smile, others will smile, and there'll be miles of smiles.

- Time flies.

- It's a pity that little Kitty lives in a big city.

- That fish has a fat fin,

This fish is a fish,

That has a thinner fin

Than that fish.

- Nick gives Dick six thick sticks; Dick gives Nick six thin sticks.

- If a cap fits, wear it.

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[e]

- All is well that ends well.

- Better late than never.

- Health is above wealth.

- Wealth is nothing without health.

- A penny saved is a penny gained.

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[ei]

- Kate and Mabel like the place.

- Name the date.

- Jane bakes eight cakes.

- Better bend than break.

- Tastes differ.

- The face is the index of the mind.

***

[ӕ]

- That's the man, who set on my hat in the tram.

- Pat's black cat is in Pat's black hat.

- A black cat sat on a mat and ate a fat rat.

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[Ө] or [Ә]

- Is this is this? – Yes, this is this.

- I can think of three thick things.

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[ ʃ ]

- I wish I had a dish.

- She sells sea-shells on the sea-shore.

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[ zə ]

- Eat at pleasure, drink with measure.

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[ tʃ ]

- A teacher teaches children.

- A child fetches cheese.

- Three witches have three watches, which watch does witch watch?

- Charlie has a cheap chop for lunch.

- I like sandwiches with cheese and sandwiches with sausage.

- If a white chalk chalks on a black chalkboard

Would a black chalk chalk on a white chalkboard.

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[ dg ]

- Just imagine.

- A journalist made a journey over Japan.

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[a:]

- He laughs best who laughs last.

- Half heart is no heart.

- The highest art is artlessness.

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[r]

- A foreign accent is a very great drawback.

- When at Rome do as Romans do.

- Neither rhyme nor rhythm.

- Every cook praises his own broth.

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[h]

- Healthful habits make healthy bodies.

- Helen's husband hates hot the.

- He, that has ears to hear – let him hear.

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[ŋ]

- To know everything is to know nothing.

- A good beginning makes a good ending.

- Better die standing than live kneeling.

- Spades – for digging

Pens – for writing

Ears- for hearing

Teeth – for biting

Hands – for working

Legs – for walking

Tongues – for tasting and for talking.

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[j]

-She said “yes” this year.

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[w]

- No sweet without some sweat.

- Oh, what a tangle web we weave, when first we practice to deceive. (на какие ухищрения надо пойти, когда первый раз пытаешься обмануть)

- Better be happy than wise.

- When one has not

What one wants

One must want

What one has.

- Twinkle, twinkle, little star,

How I wonder what you are.

Up above the sea so high,

Like a diamond in the sky.

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[u:]

- A fool at fifty is a fool indeed.

- Exceptions prove the rules.

- Too good to be true.

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[u]

- A cook took a good look at the cookery book.

- A good husband should be deaf, a good wife should be blind.

- By hook or by crook. (Любыми средствами)

- The proof of the pudding in eating.

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[o:]

- The law is the law.

- Better unborn than untaught.

- Too much knowledge makes the head bald.

- The more we study,

The more we know;

The more we know,

The more we forget;

The more we forget,

The less we know –

Why study?

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[o]

- What is lost is lost.

- Honesty is the best policy.

- A watched pot never boils.

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[əu]

- As you sow, you shall mow. (Что посеешь, то и пожнешь)

- Little strokes fell great oaks. (Вода камень точит)

- There is no smoke without fire.

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[ə:]

- First come – first served.

- One good turn deserves another.

- Ladybird, ladybird!

Fly away home!

Your house is on fire

Your children all gone.

All but one –

And her name is Ann.

And she crept

Under the pudding – pan.

- Her work grows worse and worse.

- Learn thirteen words of lesson thirty.

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[iə]

- Tommy's tears and Mary's fears will make them old before their years.

- Experience is the best teacher.

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[eə]

- Where there is a will, there is a way. (Где хотение, там и умение)

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[auə]

- April showers, bring May flowers.

- Without our legs, we cannot walk

Without our mouths, we cannot talk,

Without our eyes, we cannot see,

Without our hearts we cannot be.

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