ORAL SONORANTS

Date: 2015-10-07; view: 518.

[l] 1.live, along, all

let, allow, beautiful

2.lock – call lip – pill

leave – veal pulling – pull

3.линь – lean лапа – lap

лишь - leash лампа – lamp

4.a lovely lake; a large loaf; a lean lady; a long letter; low hills

[w] 1.wet, away, wave, inward, wood, aware, wear, always

2.a weeping willow; a wide window; a white wolf; to wear a watch; to wash

with water; to wind a watch

3.wet – vet very well

west – vest winter vacation

wheel – veal worse - verse

[j] 4.young, yard, new, few

yet, yacht, dew, beauty

5.ел, ель – yell ярд – yard

ионы – yearn янки – yankee

6.a unique yacht; a European university; a yellow suit; a new yard; a new year

[r] 1.rich, very, umbrella

red, sorry, break

2.риск – risk ракетка – racket

радиатор – radiator

3.rip – lip right – light

wrap – lap wrist – list

4.sister-in-law; a pair of shoes; Where are they going? The car at the door isn't mine.

Let Lucy light a candle and we'll all look for the missing ball. A little pill may well cure a great ill. Tell Will to fill the pail with milk, please. He lost his life in the struggle for liberty.

Which word would one want if one wanted a word? It was a pleasure to watch the wonderful way in which they worked. “What”, “when”, “why” and “where” are the words we require quite often when we want to ask questions.

Yesterday I heard a curious and beautiful new tune. Don't argue about duty, or you'll make me furious – I know the value of duty. Excuse me if I refuse, but this suit isn't suitable.

Those red roses are really very pretty. The real reason is really rather curious. Harris rarely reads literary review.