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Unit 1 Lesson 1

This document is a lesson from a language learning unit focused on pronunciation, specifically vowel sounds and the present tense of the verb 'to be'. It includes examples of words and phrases for different vowel sounds, as well as contractions for the present tense. The lesson aims to help students improve their pronunciation and understanding of basic English grammar.

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Unit 1 Lesson 1

This document is a lesson from a language learning unit focused on pronunciation, specifically vowel sounds and the present tense of the verb 'to be'. It includes examples of words and phrases for different vowel sounds, as well as contractions for the present tense. The lesson aims to help students improve their pronunciation and understanding of basic English grammar.

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UNIT 1 I‘M A STUDENT

WELCOME TO EMAGIC
LESSON 1
/ɪ/

• Sit • Chip
• It • Still
• Bin • Rich
• Fill • Live
/ɪ/

• Drink milk
• Litter bin
• This guitar
• Biggest building
/i:/

• Seat • Cheap
• Eat • Steal
• Bean • Reach
• Feel • Leave
/i:/

• Deep sea
• Free meals
• Green tea
• Breath deep
/ɪ/ - /i:/
• Ship - Sheep • Fill - Feel
• Sit - Seat • Chip - Cheap
• It - Eat • Rich - Reach
• Bin - Bean • Live - Leave
/ʊ/

• Pull • Could
• Full • Hood
• Look • Stood
/ʊ/

• Took a look
• Push and pull
• Full of sugar
• Good neighbourhood
/u:/

• Pool • Cooed
• Fool • Who’d
• Luke • Stewed
/u:/

• Blue boots
• Choose a spoon
• Suitable rule
• Cute students
/ʊ/ and /u:/

• Pull - Pool • Could – Cooed


• Full – Fool • Hood - Who’d
• Look – Luke • Stood – Stewed
PRESENT TENSE WITH BE

 I AM – I’M  I’M NOT


 YOU ARE – YOU’RE  YOU AREN’T / YOU’RE NOT
 HE IS – HE’S  HE ISN’T / HE’S NOT
 SHE IS – SHE’S  SHE ISN’T / HE’S NOT
EXAMPLES

We need young people to deliver newspapers

on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings.

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