Dear English speakers!
Please read these words slowly and distinctly to make a beginner hear every sound peculiarity of English. British speakers (England) are the most welcome! Thank you very much for your precious help and contribution.
first
the first lesson
to learn (learnt, learnt, learning)
We are learning English now.
to study (studied, studied, studying)
We are learning foreign languages.
They are studying these facts.
foreign
a language
languages
the English language
grammar
to live (lived, lived, living)
the centre
the centres
I live in the centre of the city.
to work (worked, worked, working)
to work at
to work in
We work at this office.
We work in this office.
a design office
design offices
a factory
factories
a plant
plants
also
She reads English, and she also speaks it.
Jane is here, and Tom is here, too.
many
a lot of
to have (has, had, had, having)
to have one’s English
to have a lesson
morning
mornings
every morning
this morning
in the morning
to stand (stood, stood, standing)
a sentence
sentences
often
seldom
not often
always
in class
sometimes
a dictation
dictations
to have a dictation
during
We read and write during the lesson
a textbook
textbooks
an exercise
exercises
to do exercises
to speak (spoke, spoken, speaking)
We speak English.
We speak this language.
We speak to our teacher.
Russian
usually
after
before
after classes
before classes
After classes we work.
Before classes I speak to my friends.
office
offices
French
when
When do you have your English?
an evening
evenings
every evening
this evening
in the evening
