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Appearance
Clothes
Shopping
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SPELLING-TO-SOUND PRACTICE
ИСТОЧНИКИ ИСПОЛЬЗОВАННОЙ ИНФОРМАЦИИ
1. Антипова А.М.: О ритме английской речи. №2. 1990. С.55 – 60
2. Антипова Е.Я. Пособие по английской речи. – М.: Просвещение, 1974. – 320с
3. Вишневская Г.М. Работа над ритмом английской речи на материале лимериков. 2005. №4. С.79 – 86.
| Word | Transcription | Word | Transcription |
| 1. cashier | 11. confectionery | ||
| 2. grocery | 12. dairy | ||
| 3. pharmacy | 13. haberdashery | ||
| 4. thrift shop | 14. perfumery | ||
| 5. hardware store | 15. needlework | ||
| 6. jewelry store | 16. cosmetics | ||
| 7. stationery | 17. butchery | ||
| 8. supermarket | 18. appliances | ||
| 9. florist | 19. ovenware | ||
| 10. fishmonger | 20. boutique |
| Word | Transcription | Word | Transcription |
| 1. underwear | 11. dressing-gown | ||
| 2. knitwear | 12. corduroy | ||
| 3. clothes | 13. suede | ||
| 4. hosiery | 14. striped | ||
| 5. accessories | 15. dungarees | ||
| 6. pullover | 16. trousers | ||
| 7. sweater | 17.blouse | ||
| 8. lingerie | 18. jeans | ||
| 9. fashion | 19. pajamas | ||
| 10. cardigan | 20. tights |
| Word | Transcription | Word | Transcription |
| 1. appearance | 11. moustache | ||
| 2. stout | 12. forehead | ||
| 3. stooping | 13. weight | ||
| 4. square | 14. height | ||
| 5. pretty | 15. weigh | ||
| 6. complexion | 16. ugly | ||
| 7. eyelashes | 17. aquiline | ||
| 8. eyebrows | 18. wrinkle | ||
| 9. shoulder | 19. posture | ||
| 10. beard | 20. fair |
| Word | Transcription | Word | Transcription |
| 1. honest | 11. shrewd | ||
| 2. industrious | 12. quarrelsome | ||
| 3. generous | 13.innocent | ||
| 4. cheerful | 14. down-to-earth | ||
| 5. reliable | 15. courteous | ||
| 6. shy | 16. stubborn | ||
| 7. assertive | 17. miserly | ||
| 8. punctual | 18. stingy | ||
| 9. ambitious | 19. trustworthy | ||
| 10. stupid | 20. sincere |
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