Tuesday, May 24, 2011

Montse recites The Oak and the Reed - final pronunciation

Tin recites The Oak and the Reed - final pronunciation

Ngoc Bich recites The Oak and the Reed - final pronunciation

Anant recites Cleaning up the Backyard - final pronunciation

Hari recites Cleaning up the Backyard - final pronunciation

Grisel recites Cleaning up the Backyard - final pronunciation

Tracy recites Liz's Exercise Program - final pronunciation

Yvonne recites Liz's Exercise Program - final pronunciation

Tri recites Liz's Exercise Program - final pronunciation

Diana recites The Grasshopper and the Ants - final pronunciation

Ikue recites Koko's Kitten - final pronunciation

Viktoryia recites Why I Work - final pronunciation

Sophia recites Why I Work - final pronunciation

Phuong and Riham recite A Sunday Outing - final pronunciation

Amman and Meggie recite A Sunday Outing - final pronunciation

Dina and Chihiro recite A Sunday Outing - final pronunciation

Friday, May 20, 2011

Monday, April 25, 2011

Hari's Chapter 5 oral composition

Mohammed's Chapter 5 oral composition

Sophia's Chapter 5 oral composition

Montse's Chapter 5 oral composition

Ikue's Chapter 5 oral composition

Anant's Chapter 5 oral composition

Yvonne's Chapter 5 oral composition

Tri's Chapter 5 oral composition

Grisel's Chapter 5 oral composition

Diana's Chapter 5 oral composition

Dina's Chapter 5 oral composition

Viktoryia's Chapter 5 oral composition

Chihiro's Chapter 5 oral composition

Sunday, April 17, 2011

Chapter 5 Oral Composition: A Story in the Past



Choose one of the topics in Phrase by Phrase Chapter 5, page 52. Compose a short talk (1-1.5 minutes).
  • Choose one day in the past at your workplace and tell how you completed a task or occupied your time. Use regular past tense verbs.
  • Tell about one of the things that you built, fixed, or created in the past. Use regular past tense verbs.
Incorporate the sound focuses:
  • Word stress and intonation
  • /t/ as in time
  • /d/ as in do
  • Regular past tense –ed endings /t/, /d/, and /id/
  • Vowel length
After preparation, peer editing, and practice at home, present your story to a live audience classmates. Ask your listeners for feedback on your presentation.