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Unit one lesson one

Quiz by Hamada Ali Mahmood Hasaneen

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Q 1/5
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To succeed in life, we should ....................................
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stay up late and get up late
waste time and be careless
not organise our work and be careless
Study hard and be punctual
Q 2/5
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Challenge means............................................
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something you cannot do at all.
Something that is very easy and does not need much attention.
something you can do and does not need much effort
something you can do but needs a lot of effort

5 questions

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To succeed in life, we should ....................................

1

30 sec

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Challenge means............................................

2

30 sec

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Sport helps us to be.................................

3

30 sec

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If you have a meeting, you should be .........time.

4

30 sec

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Ali is good..............doing sports.

5

30 sec

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UNIT 2: RULE 1: UNDERSTANDING NEUTRAL AND TENSE VOWELS UNIT OBJECTIVES: Understanding neutral and tense vowels The four main neutral vowel sounds: /ɪ/, /e/, /ə/, /ʌ/ and /ʊ/ 1. CONVERSATION We categorize vowels as either TENSE or NEUTRAL or sometimes we say RELAXED instead of the word neutral. When we say a vowel is tense, it means that our tongue is tense and sometimes our lips are also tense. In this lesson, you will learn more. For example, when I say /i/ or when I say /oʊ/, there’s a lot happening. My mouth's moving and it’s tense. When I say /ɪ/ or when I say /ə/, there’s not much happening in my mouth. /ɪ/, /ə/ my lips are relaxed and my tongue is relaxed in the back. One of the main problems that lea