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    Answer Key ‘Exercise 15: Regular English 1. Bob lost his job 2 Scott taught alot 3. Don bought a bike Exercise 1-10: Sentence intonation Test 1 Sam sees Bill 11. He sees him, 2 She wants one. 12. Mary wants 2 ear 4 Betty likes English, 13. She likes 4. They play with them. a They eat some. 5. Children play with toys. 15. ten and Joe eat some 6. Bob and call you and il irra 7 You and Bill ead the news. 16, We eal you B.it tells one: 17. You read i. 9. Bernard works in 2 28, The news tells a story restaurant 19 Mark wed in France, 10. He works in one 20, He lived there Exercise 1.23: Can or Can't Quiz LA 40 2.6 205A a8 ac 60 9. ‘Exercise 1-28: Application of stress Hello, my name 5 Vm taking American Aecent Train tng. There's alot to Tearn, But | hope to make it as enjoyable as possible | should pick up on the American intonation pattern pretty easily although the only way to get itis to practice al of the time 1 use the up and down, or peaks and valleys, intonation more than | used to. ve been paying attention to pitch, too. Ws lke walking down a staircase. Ive been talking to 2 lat of ‘Americans lately, and they tel me that 'm easier to understand. ‘Anyway, | could goon and on, but the important thing isto listen well and sound good. Well, what do you think? Do |? exercise 1-27: Sounds of Empathy 18 4A 7C 104 134 16.8 19.¢ 2858 ac IC 1c 178 208 386896 2A 158 184 218 Exercise 1.34: Regular Transitions of Ad). and Verbs 1. You need to insert a paragraph hereon thisnewspaper inset. 2. How can you object to this object? 3. lke to present you with this present 44 Would you care to elaboret on his elabor't explanation? 5. The manufacturer couldnt recall there'd been a recall. 6. The religous convert wanted to convert the word 7 9. 0. The political rebels wanted to rebel against the word ‘The mogul wanted to record 2 new record for his iatest arnt, WW you perfect your intonation, your accent willbe perfect. Due to the draught, the fields didn't produce much produce this year. 11. Unfortunately, Cry Hall wouldn't permit them to get a permi 12. Have you heard that y=" assoc 1s known to assocest wi gangsters? 13. How much do you estimeit thatthe esti't willbe? 14. The facitator wanted to separeit the genera topic into sepr’t categories, 216 Exercise 1-44: Making Set Phrases Lachalrman 7 amovie star 14. 2 hunting knife 2a phone book 8. the Bullet tain 15. 3 dump truck Bahousekey 9 avacecar ——_16-a jellyfish ‘abasebal —10.acoffeecup 17. alove etter S.a doorbell 11. awristwateh 18. a thumbtack G.theWhite 12. abeertottle 19. lightning bolt House LBahigh chair 20. padlock Exercise 1.50: Contrast of Compound Nouns LiThe White 21.convenience 41. a doorknob House store 42 a glass door 2.awhite house 22, convenient store 43, a locked door B.adarkroom 23. topickup 48 ice cream 4a darkroom 24a pickup truck 45.1 scream 5.Fitth Avenue 25. sixyearsold 46. elementary G Main Street 26.2 sixyear-old 47 alémon tree 7 amain street 27, sixand ahalf 48, Watergate Bahotdog 28 asugar bow! 49, the back gate 9. ahotdog +29. a waoden bow! 50. the final year 10. a baby Blanket 30. large bow! 52. a yearbook 11.2 babys Blanket 31.2 mixing bow! $2. United States 12 ababy ied — 32 atophat 53. New York 13a blackbird «33. anice hat_——_—58. Long Beach 14. a blackbird 24. astrawhat $5. Central Park 15. agreenhouse 35. a chairperson 56. a raw deal 16. a¢reenhouse 36.0. 57. adeal breaker 17. agreen thumb 37. 18M 58. the bottom line 18.2 parking ticket 38. MIT 59, a bottom feeder 19. one-way ticket 39. USA 60. anew low 20. an unpaid ticket 40. ASAP Exercise 1.51: Description and Set Phrase Test He's a nice uy 2 He's an American guy from San Francisco. 4. The cheerleader needs a rubber band to hold her ponytail 4. The executive asst. needs 2 paperclip forthe final report. '5 The law student took an EMglish test ina foreign country 6 2. a Te policeman saw a red car on the feeway in Los Angeles. My old dog has long ears and a lea problem ‘The new teacher broke his coffe cup on the fst day. 9, His best friend has 2 broken cup in his other office 10. Let's play football on the weekend in New York 11. “ingle Gels" a rice song, 12. Where are my new shoes? 13. Where are my tennis shoes? 14. | have a headache from the heat wave in South Carolina, 15. The newlyweds took a long walk in Long Geach 16. The litle dog was sting onthe sidewalk. 17. Te famous athlete changed clothes inthe locker room. 18, The art exhibit was held in an empty room, 19, There was a class reunion atthe high school. 20, The headlines indicated 3 new Poli. 21, We got online and went to AmericanAccent dot com 22. The stock options were Isted inthe company directory 23. All the second:-graders were out on the playground. Exercise 152: Phrasal Verb Quit 1. The plane took of. The takeoff was worse than the landing. 2, Cleanup on aisle fve! Please clean up the mess on aisle five 3. Why ihe showing of? He's such a show-off! 44, We need to check in! What nme Is checkin? 5. We missed the Cutoff time by fve minutes! Why did they hhave to cut it off so early?!! 6, The kids were playing df055 up, The adults had to dress uP {forthe dinner party. 7. The teachers handed Outthe tests, but misted gwing Us lone of the most important handouts. 8. The workers wanted jobs, not handouts, 19 Wake up! We missed the wake-up cal! 10. We had such a nice gettogether. We should get together again soon! 11. Me gave him the go-shead to get started. He said, "Go ahead! It's fine!” 12. twas such a letdown to lose in the final we'd tet down tne whole sehoo! 13. B goes between A and C 14. Me was a reluctant gobetween for the warring factions. 15. They wanted to try Outfor the team, but they mised the tneuts 16. Could you pick me Up at 5:00, please? And bring me a coffee, a8 ll need a pickme-up! 17 Ws freeting, we need to warm up! Let's do some Warmup exercises before we start yoRs. 18. Back up, you're standing oo close to the edge. If you fall of, we'll need a backUP plan! 19. took out cash from the ATM, so let's order takeout 20. Oarn, | mixed up milions and biians on the math test, What 2 mixup We felt that Exercise 2-4: Consonant/Vowel Liaison Practice Tree donly Geel Rta tat 7 ta kout Bifallowa pan Bf da way cama 9.sks0 5. €3 lim 10. eh may Exercise 2.8: Consonant/Consonant Uaison Practice 2. businessteal 6, someplan anee cluck 2 credi" check 7. che!eashing 3. the tophe 8 let themma" conditions 4 sellnine newcars 9, hadthe 5. sitdown 10. bothdays Exercise 2.9: Vowel/Vowel Liaison 1 go™enywhere 5. hei 9, she"aweer 2.so™anest bao 10, t00" atten 3 thwougnar Pasi 4. you"ar B to™open frercise 2-11:7, 0, 5, oF Z + ¥ Liaison Practice 1-dijoo 6 tisshue 2 hoother 7. gacher 3 yesier 8. wherzhier 4 jesier 9 cngranjalashune 5, misshue 10. hayer Exercise 2-12: Finding Liaisons and Glides Hello, my name is V'm_ taking American-Accent Training, Theresa lot Team, Uut! hope to make-it as enjoyable-2s possible. 1 should pickue-on-the"American Intonation pattern pretty"easiy, although the'"nnly way-da getitisto practce-alof the te. "ute thetup-and-down, or ppeaks-and valleys-intonation more than-Mused-to. I've-been pavine-attennon-to pitch. too. t'-ike-walking down: saircae. Fvesbeen talking to” ot-of-Americanslately, and they tell me that-m-easier to understand, Anyway, could go™'on-and-on, but the" important things to listen. well and-sound good. Well what-do.you think? DO" 1? Exercise 2.19: Punctuation & Phrasing Lo 28 3c ae Answer Key Exercise 2-20: Tag Endings Lesnthe — B.willyou 15. hadn't we 22 did | Zeanthe —_9-doesn'the 16. wouldn't we 23. wil B.does she 0. don'twe 17.hasn't 28 don't you 4 didn't they 11. haven't we 18 could you 25. aren't you S.doyou 12. didn'twe 19. won't you 26. didn't you Gisw AB.dide’twe | 20-shouidn't he 27. did you Tatenti 4. hadn'twe 21 shouldn'the 28. isn't it Exercise 3.2: Finding 2,3, and 2 Sounds Hallo, my name is Vm taking ameracan aesant Tain- ing, There's ali t2 learn, Bat! hope ta make at as anjoyabalas passaba. | should pick ap an the ameracan antanashan pasttern pretty easly, although the only way ta get at as t2 practass 21 av tha time. | se the ap and down, ar peaks and vatleys, tntanashan more than | used to. 've been paying attenshan ta pitch, too. t's like walking downa staircase. 'vebeentalking 102 lat af ameracons lately, and they tll me that 'm easier ta ander- stand. Anyway, | could go anand an, bat the important thing 25 {a lssan we'll and sound good. We'l, what do yo think? De 1? Exercise 3-9: Extended Listening 1 Takei! ta 2. Thank you. thanngskiu {need 2 cup of cafes. sieneesdaskasparkartee What did he do? wardiedeedoo Can we go get it now? kweesgorgeheditenazo Where did you learn to speak English so well? wheresjasirinedarspeeshingegishesorwell 711m going to have to think about aismaenasharfstarthingskavbmoueeit Sorry Im a ittle late. saeree, avemasliedasiate 9. Try to get another one. tyedasgeraaenesthi ewan 10, Why don’t you turn it on? wynechaetreniedan 11. Could/Can you hold on to this for a see? syusholedinedasthiselrarsec Exercise 414: Finding American T Sounds Helio, my name sm taking American Accen™ Train ing. There's a lo!"t0 learn, Bud | hope to make id as enjoyable as, possible. | should pick up on the American intonation paddern priddy easy although the only way da geddics da practice allot the time. use the up and down, or peaks and valleys, mtonation| mote than | use"to. I've been paying attention to pitch, too. W's like walking down a staircase. r've been talking to a laddav ‘Americans 1a"ely, and they tell me the dime easier da uncer stand. Anyway, {could go on and on, bu" the impor’ thing i

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