Ship or sheep third edition part 14. Bài tập luyện ngữ pháp tiếng anh cho mọi người, đây là tài liệu hay và hữu ích có thể giúp các bạn có thể nắm vững được các ngữ pháp tiếng anh cụ thể. | 81 UNIT 23 p pen . -se me. Please could you help me w ran I help you . Oh . you want arcel up there - ur it on top of that pile of newspapers . Thank you. -get sound p a Listen to the sound p . This is an unvoiced sound. b To make the louder sound p at the beginning of a word first close your lips hard. Then push air forward in your mouth. Then quickly open your lips to release the air suddenly. Don t use your voice. Listen and repeat p . . c Notice that sometimes p is quieter because the air isn t released suddenly. Listen. up top help helps help me. Omit from to above to make this quieter sound. 1 Sound p p pin It s a useful pin. pen Pen please pear Look at the yellow pear cap It s an old cap. pup What a lively pup Poppy Do you like Poppy 82 UNIT 23 p pen B79a a In the words on page 81 notice that the target sound is quieter in cap and at the end of pup. Listen and repeat the words. B79b b Listen to the sentences. B79b c Sentence stress The most important words for the speaker s meaning are strongly stressed. This means that they are pronounced a little more LOUDly and s 1 o w ly than the other words in the sentence. Practise listening for these important words. They are underlined here. It s a useful pin. Pen please. Look at the yellow pear. It s an old cap. What a lively pup Do you like Poppy B79b d Listen again and repeat the sentences. 3 Dialogue a First practise the target sound p in words from the dialogue. Read the words aloud or visit the website to practise. The sound p is louder before a vowel and fairly loud before 1 or r . One-syllable words pot pie piece spoon plate plane please Two-syllable words pencil Peter pepper pocket Poppy postcard pulling Paris airport stupid practise plastic people apple The strong stress is always on the first syllable in these words. Two-syllable words surprised perhaps The strong stress is always on the second syllable in these words. Three-syllable words passenger newspaper potato impatient pepper pot. Note on word