English Recordings

she is Cinderella's stepmother and she is a wicked stephmother
She is Cinderella's fairy godfmother and she is king
they're Cinderella's stepsisters and they're wicked!
This is Cinderella. She sleeps near the fireplace.
She helps Cinderella go to the ball. Who is she?
he wants to marry Cinderella. who is he?
she leaves her glass slipper on the castle steps. Who is she?
He lives in a castle. Who is he?
They're jealous when they see Cinderella at the ball. Who are they?
She is the prettiest girl at the ball. Who is she?
She makes Cinderella clean the house. Who is she?
She has a magic wand. Who is she?
he finds Cinderella's glass slipper. Who is he?
She lives with a wicked stepmother and two wicked stepsisters. Who is she?

the KING the QUEEN the PRINCE the PRINCESS
a PIRATE a FAIRY a GENIE a MERMAID a WITCH
a KNIGHT a WIZARD a VAMPIRE a GIANT a MONSTER a DRAGON
a GHOST an ALIEN a CASTLE a CROWN
an ARMOUR a SHIELD a SWORD a BROOMSTICK a magic WAND
a CAULDRON a magic LAMP a TREASURE a FROG a SPACESHIP

If you come across a verb like that, the pronunciation at the end will usually be /eɪt/. As in:
Complicate
Celebrate
Demonstrate
Anticipate
Translate
Illustrate
Appreciate
If you come across words which are adjectives and, in that specific case, the pronunciation at the end of those words will usually be /ət/. As in:
Fortunate
Unfortunate
Passionate
Delicate
Adequate
Inadequate
Accurate
Inaccurate

As well as the adjectives they are usually pronounced with a /ət/ at the end. Listen:
coordinate
conglomerate
chocolate
certificate
affiliate
bicarbonate
consulate

And they also have different pronunciation.
The verb: separate – I need to separate my mail.
The adjective: separate – We have separate bank accounts.

The verb: duplicate – It’ll be hard to duplicate that video.
The adjective: duplicate – This is a duplicate key.
The noun: duplicate – That’s a duplicate of the car key.

The verb: coordinate – Who’s going to coordinate the project?
The noun: coordinate – Give me the coordinates so I can start up.

The verb: graduate – I think he’ll graduate next year.
The adjective: graduate – She’s a graduate student.
The noun: graduate – They’re still graduates.

The verb: precipitate – Her resignation precipitated a crisis in the company.
The adjective: precipitate – That’s a precipitate decision.

The verb: associate – I always associate the United States with capitalism.
The adjective: associate – She’s an associate director.
The noun: associate – One of our associates is travelling now.

eaten
Certain
Britain
button
Cliton
Manhattan
bitten
mitten
gotten
fountain
Newton
cotton
written
Kitten
Flatten
mountain
curtain

166. My keys turned up after we stopped looking for them.

167. I'm going to try this shirt on, to see if it fits.

168. I am going to try this car out.

169. I used all of the shampoo up so I need to buy some more.

170. I have to wake up early for work everyday.

171. You can warm your hands up in front of the fireplace.

172. The soccer players warm up by running before the game.

173. The medicine wore off, I need to take more.

174. I work out at the gym everyday.

175. His plan worked out perfectly.

176. We have to work out the answer to this math question.

151. I take after my father. We look alike.
152. He took the puzzle apart and put it back into the box.
153. I’m going to take our new car back because it doesn't work.
154. The plane takes off in five minutes.
155. Take off your jacket, it’s wet!
156. Can you take the garbage out to the garbage bin?
157. He took me out for dinner.
158. I tore up my ex-girlfriend's letters.
159. I'll have to think this job offer over before I make my final decision.
160. Don’t throw your old clothes away I will wear them.
161. Please turn the radio down while I’m studying.
162. I turned the job down because I don't want to move.
163. You need to turn the TV off and finish your homework.
164. Let's turn the lights on, it’s dark in here.
165. Turn the music up. This is my favorite song.

136. I have to put the bed together.
137. I can’t put up with his stupid jokes anymore.
138. Don't forget to put on a jacket, it’s cold outside.
139. I ran into an old school friend at the mall.
140. He ran over my foot with his car.
141. We ran out of food in the house, so we had to go out to eat.
142. My letter got sent back to me because I used the wrong address.
143. I’m going to set a meeting up at work Tuesday.
144. You should shop around to find a better price.
145. She always shows off when she’s skiing.
146. I’m going to sleep over tonight at my friend’s house.
147. We need to sort this problem out.
148. You will lose weight if you stick to the diet.
149. I’m going to bed. Could you switch the light off.
150. I you want to listen to music, switch on the radio.

121. Matt made up a story about why we were late.
122. We were angry yesterday, but we made up today.
123. I mixed up their names.
124. His father passed away yesterday.
125. It was so hot in the hospital that a man passed out.
126. The teacher passed the tests out.
127. I passed up the job because I am not sure I want to move.
128. Thanks for buying my lunch. I'll pay you back tonight.
129. He will pay for hitting my friend.
130. I picked out these books to read.
131. I'll point my friend out when he walks by.
132. You can put the bag down on the floor.
133. The students put the new student down because he looked different.
134. I’m putting off the vacation until I finish all this work.
135. The firemen put the fire out.

106. Keep on talking, I´m listening.
107. We kept the secret from you, because we didn’t trust you.
108. Keep the dog out of the car.
109. I need you to help me. Don't let me down.
110. Can you let me in the house. it’s cold outside?
111. I have to look after my younger brother.
112. Ever since I cheated on that test, our teacher has looked down on me.
113. I'm looking for a new shirt for the party.
114. I'm looking forward to your birthday party.
115. We are going to look into the price of cars today.
116. Look out! That dog is going to bite you.
117. You have to look out for sharks in the water.
118. Can you look over my homework for mistakes?
119. You can look his phone number up in the phone book.
120. My little brother has always looked up to me.

91. After we went to different universities we grew apart.
92. I cut my hair but it grew back quickly.
93. When he grows up he wants to be a policeman.
94. Children always need new clothes, because they grow out of them fast.
95. The shirt is too big for her now, but she will grow into it soon.
96. I handed my old clothes down to my little brother.
97. I have to hand in my homework by Tuesday.
98. The teacher will hand out the paper when you´re ready.
99. Hang in there. The class will get easier.
100. Hang on while I grab my keys!
101. Instead of going to the movie we are going to hang out at her house.
102. He was so angry, he didn’t say goodbye. He just hung up.
103. She held back her tears at the funeral.
104. Hold on while I go get my jacket.
105. Hold onto your hat because it's very windy outside.