TONGUE_TWISTERS

БУКВА "Аа"

1. cat [kæt] – кошка, fat [fæt] – толстый, map [mæp] – карта

The fat cat sat on the man’s black hat.

2. car – [kɑ:r], raft– [rɑ:ft], plant – [plɑ:nt], father – [ˈfɑ:ðər], class – [klɑ:s]

The car moved on a raft fast.

3. take – [teɪk], make – [meɪk], wake – [weɪk]

You have to take a shake in order to make a cake.

БУКВА "Bb"

1. boy – [bɔɪ], but – [bʌt], bee – [biː]

Betty Botter bought some butter

But she said, “This butter’s bitter”,
But a bit of better butter

 Better than the bitter butter, 

That would make my batter better
So she bought some better butter

Better then the bitter butter 

And it made her batter better.
So ‘twas better Betty Botter

Bought a bit of better butter.

БУКВА "Сс"

1. center – [ˈsentər], city – [ˈsɪtɪ], cycle – [ˈsaɪkl]

A sister said to her sister, "so many sayings are silly!"

2. cat – [kæt], car – [kɑːr], come – [kʌm]

That cook could not cook if he didn’t look at the cook-book.

БУКВА "Dd"

1. dog – [dɔːɡ], day – [deɪ], dance – [dæns]

David’s daughter didn’t dance but David’s dad did.

БУКВА "Ee"

1. bed – [bed], beg – [beg], pen – [pen], spell – [spel]

It’s best to rest, said the vet to the pet.

2. these – [ðiːz], Pete – [Pi:t], Eva – [i:v], me – [mi:], she – [ʃiː]

Pete and Eva love me.

БУКВА "Ff"

1. fly – [flaɪ], few – [fjuː], fun – [fʌn]

Frank found it funny to learn faces.

БУКВА "Gg"

1. dog – [dɔːɡ], log – [lɔːɡ], give – [ɡɪv]

Grandma gave the guests eggs and frog’s legs.

2. gym – [dʒɪm], age – [eɪdʒ], ginger – [ˈdʒɪndʒər]

The ginger cat jerked and spilt orange juice on George’s jacket.

БУКВА "Hh"

1. hart – [hɑːrt], here – [hɪər], house – [haʊs]

In Hartford, Hereford and Hampshire hurricanes hardly ever happen.

БУКВА "Ii"

1. pit – [pɪt], gin – [dʒɪn], lick – [lɪk]

Will you bring Miss Lim in?

2. like – [laɪk], ice – [aɪs], file – [faɪl]

Nile crocodiles have the widest smiles.

БУКВА "Jj"

1. Jack – [dʒæk], Jeep – [dʒiːp], Juice – [dʒuːs]

Jane and Jill love June and Juice.

БУКВА "Kk"

1. king – [kɪŋ], kill – [kɪl], key – [kiː]

The bad King killed a kiwi and threw a kite.

БУКВА "Ll"

1. cold – [kəʊld], little – [ˈlɪtl], like – [laɪk]

Laura and Larry rarely like their unruly lions.

БУКВА "Mm"

1. milk – [mɪlk], mice – [maɪs], swim – [swɪm]

You might make my room messy.

БУКВА "Nn"

1. Nina – [nɪna], night – [naɪt], new – [njuː]

Nina was really naughty at night.

2. young – [jʌŋ], king – [kɪŋ], strong – [strɔːŋ]

Young King Kong was stronger than strong.

БУКВА "Oo"

1. got – [ˈɡɒt], box – [bɒks], soft – [sɒft]

I got a soft box and a big pot.

2. horn – [hɔːrn], lord – [lɔːrd], lorry – [ˈlɔːrɪ]

Compare: got - horn, box - lord, soft - lorry

A horny lord took a horn and got into a lorry.

3. boy – [bɔɪ], voice – [vɔɪs], coin – [kɔɪn]

Compare: got - boy, box - voice, soft - coin

A good boy raised his voice and found a coin.

4. nose – [nəʊz], note – [nəʊt], old – [əʊld]

An old photo was noted by a nosed man.

БУКВА "Pp"

1. Punish – [ˈpʌnɪʃ], cup – [kʌp], pupil – [ˈpjuːpl]

Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled pepper.

БУКВА "Qq"

1. queen – [kwiːn], quick – [kwɪk], quality – [ˈkwɑːlətɪ]

The queen did it quickly and quiet

БУКВА "Rr"

1. river – [ˈrɪvər], rain – [reɪn], very – [ˈverɪ]

A round rooster rushed right around the corner.

БУКВА "Ss"

1. some – [sʌm], son – [sʌn], say – [say]

A sister said to her sister, "so many sayings are silly!"

2. nose – [nəʊz], wise – [waɪz], blouse – [ˈblaʊz]

A wise men put on a blouse in his nose.

3. dogs – [dɒɡz], limbs – [lɪmz], his – [hɪz]

Zebras in zoos are like dolphins in pools.

БУКВА "Tt"

1. time – [taɪm], tree – [triː], heart – [hɑːrt]

Betty Botter bought some butter

But she said, “This butter’s bitter”,
But a bit of better butter
Better than the bitter butter,
That would make my batter better
So she bought some better butter

Better then the bitter butter
And it made her batter better.
So ‘twas better Betty Botter

Bought a bit of better butter.

БУКВА "Uu"

1. cut – [kʌt], but – [bʌt], just – [dʒʌst]

You mustn’t trust to luck when you are cutting Gus’s nuts!

2. put – [pʊt], full – [fʊl], bull – [bʊl]

A big bull put a bush to push.

3. blue – [bluː], clue – [kluː], glue – [ɡluː]

The blue glue doesn't have a clue.

БУКВА "Vv"

1. very – [ˈverɪ], van – [ven], vest – [vest]

Vivian, Valerie, and Virginia verbally voiced vivid salvos.

БУКВА "Ww"

1. will – [wɪl], would – [wʊd], want – [wɒnt]

Звук [w] – чтобы образовать звук [w] сделайте губы круглыми и выдвиньте их вперед, как бы произнося русский звук "у", затем очень быстро верните их назад. 

How much
Wood  would a
Woodchuck chuck,
If a woodchuck 
Could chuck wood.

2. write – [raɪt], wrong – [rɔːŋ], who – [huː]

A writer wrote a wrong poem and wrecked his wrist.

БУКВА "Xx"

1. example – [ɪɡˈzæmpl], exactly – [ɪɡˈzæktlɪ]

2. box – [bɒks], six – [sɪks], fox [fɒks]

A fox got into a box and excused an ox.

БУКВА "Yy"

1. why – [waɪ], try – [traɪ], dry – [draɪ]

Why don't you try to dry that fly.

2. yes – [jes], yoga – [ˈjəʊɡə], year – [jɪə]

Yoga and yogurt plolong your years.

3. baby – [ˈbeɪbɪ], teddy – [ˈtedɪ], lady – ['leɪdɪ]

Baby took a teddy and put it on his body.

БУКВА "Zz"

1. zebra – [ziːbrə], zero – [ˈzɪrəʊ], zombie – [ˈzɒmbɪ]

Zebras in zoos are like zombies in Zimbabwe.

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