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Pronunciation and Grammar Exercises

The document contains exercises focused on pronunciation and grammar, specifically identifying words pronounced as /ʊə/ and /ɔɪ/, and selecting the correct answers for various sentences. It includes multiple-choice questions related to reflexive pronouns and demonstrative pronouns. The exercises aim to enhance language skills in pronunciation and proper usage of English grammar.

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Pronunciation and Grammar Exercises

The document contains exercises focused on pronunciation and grammar, specifically identifying words pronounced as /ʊə/ and /ɔɪ/, and selecting the correct answers for various sentences. It includes multiple-choice questions related to reflexive pronouns and demonstrative pronouns. The exercises aim to enhance language skills in pronunciation and proper usage of English grammar.

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Lesson 9

Exercise 1: Identify the following words that are pronounced /ʊə/ and /ɔɪ/

Deploy, Secure, Annoy, Allure, Destroy, Obscure, Destroy, Endure, Royalty, Mature

/ʊə/ /ɔɪ/
Secure, obscure,allure,endure, mature Deploy,annoy,destroy, royalty

Exercise 2: Choose the correct answer A, B, C or D

1. I cut … with a knife.

A – me B – myself C–I D – my

2. Mr. Collins always talks to … .

A – himself B – him C – his D – he

3. Oh! Welcome, Jack! Make … at home.

A – myself B – yourself C – itself D – themselves

4. The disco was so noisy that you couldn’t hear … speak.

A – herself B – himself C – yourself D – themselves

5. If you want to do well in life, you should believe in … .

A – you B – your C – yours D – yourself

6. Help … to food. You can have anything you want.

A – you B – your C – yours D – yourself

7. I asked if anyone wanted an ice-cream, but no one did, so I just bought one for … .

A – myself B – herself C – himself D – yourself

8. She loves working … herself.

A – on B – for C – to D – in

9. We washed … and then had our dinner.

A – yourself B – myself C – ourselves D – themselves


10. You must learn to defend… , Tom.

A – myself B – himself C – yourself D – herself

Exercise 3: Choose the correct word.

1. I can tell ________ you worked very hard. (those/ that)

2. Will all ________ people attend the ceremony? (that/ these)

3. I can tell ________ he is upset. (those/ that)

4. ________ people are ecstatic about the performance. (These/ That)

5. ________ animals are very hungry. (This/ Those)

6. We will take ________ chairs inside the living room. (those/ that)

7. Do you know ________ he told the truth? (that/ these)

8. ________ is my favourite restaurant to eat at. (This/ Those)

9. ________ shops are having a sale on Saturday. (Those/ That)

10. I can tell ________ is the last chance I will get. (these/ this)

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