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This is a long vowel sound. The usual spelling is:
or : sport, door
al:   talk, small
aw: saw, draw 
But we can find it in other words like: 
water, four, bought, thought.



To learn more about this sound, click on the following link:







This is a short vowel sound. The usual spelling is:
o : hot, stop, long, not, 
But also:
what, watch, want






To learn more about this sound, click on the following link:






This is a diphthong, a double vowel sound.The usual spelling is :
o : home, drove, old, don't
oa: road, toast, coat, boat









To learn more about this sound, click on the following link:





Click on the following link to practise the difference between the long o sound, like in "horse"  and the diphthong, like in "phone":





Click on the following link to practise the difference between the short o sound, like in "clock"  and the diphthong, like in "phone":







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Here you have the song we listened to in class:




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And here you have the same video with subtitles:



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What do you know about London?  Listen to this documentary to know a bit more about it:



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The greatest city in the world. Do you agree?




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Which of these places would you like to visit?




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In this episode you can practise listening, prepositions, can/ can't, and vocabulary about the house. Enjoy!

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Practise the prepositions with Gogo...

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Here you have the first chapter of this New Headway serial; very good to practise listening. I hope you enjoy it!


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Practise the present continuous listening to this conversation:


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A bit more practice ...


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                Usual spelling: 

           air: airport, stairs, fair, hair

           are: square, careful



Watch this BBC video about the pronunciation of this sound.



You can practise the difference between /ea/ and /ai/ clicking on the following link:







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Have fun practising the present continuous watching this Road runner video.







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Practise " How many are there?" with Gogo:


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