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[g], [p]
A grey pencil
Is in a pencil
case
A pink pen
Is in a schoolbag.
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[p], [t]
Patty Paterson planned to peel potatoes in
Peru.
Слайд 4
[p]
A Persian person purchased a perfect purple purse
on purpose.
Слайд 5
[p]
Pa picked
a pot of peas.
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[p], [t]
Peter Pan
pats his pet puppy perpetually.
Слайд 7
[p]
A poor pauper paused on purpose to pawn
a porpoise.
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[p], [t]
Pat keeps two pets,
A cat and a
rat.
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[p], [t]
Pat likes his pets,
And his two pets
like Pat.
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[p], [k]
Peter poked a poker at the piper,
So
the piper poked pepper at Peter.
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[p], [k], [t]
Picky people pick Peter Pan Peanut
Butter.
Peter Pan Peanut is the peanut picky people pick.
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[pl], [pr]
Patsy planter plucked plump, purple, plastic plums.
Слайд 13
[pl], [pr]
Paul, please pause for proper applause.
Слайд 14
[pl], [pr]
The praised princess pricked a pretty pleasing
pricket.
Слайд 15
[pl], [pr]
A pleasant place to place a plaice
is a place,
Where a plaice is pleased to be
placed.
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[p], [b]
Put the black blocks back
in the
black block box.
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[b]
A big black bug bit a big black
dog
On his big black nose.
Слайд 18
[b]
The batter with the butter is the batter
that is better!
Слайд 19
[b]
As one big bug
Bled blue, black blood.
The other
black bug bled blue.
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[b]
The fuzzy bee buzzed in the buzzing busy
beehive.
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[b]
Barbara buys black bananas by the bunch.
Слайд 22
[b]
Betty’s big bunny bobbled by the blueberry bush.
Слайд 23
[b]
The bottom of the butter bucket is the
buttered bucket bottom.
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[b]
Big Billy, who had a big belly, was
also a big bully.
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[b]
Billy bought
a better ball
for baby.
Слайд 26
[b]
A big black bug bit a big black
dog on his big black nose.
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[bl], [br]
Double bubble gum bubbles double.
Слайд 28
[bl], [br]
Blended baby blue bug’s blood blotches.
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[bl], [br]
The blue bluebird blinks.
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[bl], [br]
Bluebird brought back black
bric-a-brac.
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[bl], [br]
Brian’s baby brother Blaine bought big blue
bunches of blueberries.
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[br], [bl]
Bertha Bartholomew blew big, blue bubbles.
Слайд 33
[br], [bl]
A bloke’s bike back brake block broke.
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[br], [bl]
Gobbling gargoyles gobbled gobbling goblins
Слайд 35
[br], [bl]
The big black bug’s blood ran blue.
Слайд 36
[br], [bl]
Brad’s big black bath brush broke.
Слайд 37
[br], [bl]
Betty and Bob brought back blue balloons
from the big bazaar.
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[br], [bl]
Bob boxed big blue berries on new
bleached beach blankets.
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[br], [bl]
The bootblack bought the black boot back.
Слайд 40
[br], [bl]
And the bold bald bear bled blood
badly.
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[br], [bl]
One black beetle bled only black blood,
The other black beetle bled blue.
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[br], [bl]
The bootblack bought the black boot back.
Слайд 43
[br], [bl]
The bleak breeze blights the bright blue
blossom.
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[br], [bl]
Nine nimble noblemen nibbled nuts.
Слайд 45
[br], [bl]
Blake’s black bike’s brake bracket broke.
Слайд 46
[br], [bl]
Betty Block brought Bob’s baby brother some
bric-a-brac.
Слайд 47
[br], [bl]
I brought the blazer braid I bought
to bind the blazer blue.
Слайд 48
[br], [bl]
The braid I bought was not too
bright to bind the blazer blue.
Слайд 49
[br], [bl]
Billy Bampton bought a bunch of blackberries,
Brown buttons and bread biscuits.
Слайд 50
[b], [d]
A big dark dog dug and barked.
Слайд 51
[b], [d]
Cob is Dob’s dog,
Tob is Nob’s dog.
Слайд 52
[b], [r]
Brenda’s Bunny baked buttered bread.
Слайд 53
[b], [r]
Bobby Brown brings bright brown bells back.
Слайд 54
[t]
Mr. Tongue Twister tried to train his tongue
to twist
and turn, to learn the letter “T”.
Слайд 55
[t]
Ten tame tadpoles tucked tightly together in a
thin tall tin.
Слайд 56
[t]
Three tree twigs twined tightly.
Tie twine to three
tree twigs!
Слайд 57
[t]
Tiny Timmy trims the tall tree with tinsel.
Слайд 58
[t]
Two trains travel together
to Toy-land.
Слайд 59
[t]
Ten tiny tin trains toot ten times.
Слайд 60
[t]
A fat cat sat on a mat and
ate
a fat rat.
Слайд 61
[t]
Tommy Tucker tried to tie Tammy’s Turtles tie.
Слайд 62
[t]
Six little kittens lost their mittens. It’s a
pity.
They are very pretty.
Слайд 63
[t]
Tie a knot, tie a knot.
Tie a tight,
tight knot.
Tie a knot in the shape of a
nought.
Слайд 64
[t]
How much pot
Could a pot
Roast roast,
If
a pot roast
Could roast pot?
Слайд 65
[t]
Little petals of nettle are brittle.
Слайд 66
[t]
A little beetle rattled in a bottle in
Seattle.
Слайд 67
[t]
A battle of a brittle bottle and a
metal kettle was settled.
Слайд 68
[t]
A little beetle in a metal kettle.
Слайд 69
[tn]
What’s written can’t be eaten or beaten.
Слайд 70
[tn]
The pattern of a fattened kitten
in mittens
Isn’t written on a piece of cotton.
Слайд 71
[tr]
Hi-Tech Travelling Tractor Trailer Truck Tracker.
Слайд 72
[tr]
Tacky tractor trailer trucks.
Слайд 73
[tr]
Ten tiny toddling tots trying to train their
tongues
to trill.
Слайд 74
[tr]
The tracker tracked and tricked and trapped the
trick trickster.
Слайд 75
[tu:] [tju:]
There is two minutes difference from four
to two to two to two.
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[t] [b]
Bob, talk to Tom about Tm’s toys!
Tom,
talk to Bob about Bob’s tales.
Слайд 77
[t] [d]
There once was a two-toed she-toad tree
toad,
And a three-toed he-toad tree toad.
Слайд 78
[t] [d]
Look at this cat – It is
sad.
Look at that cat –
It is glad.
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[t] [0]
Thick ticks from three trees brought broth
to ten thin tin men.
Слайд 80
[k]
Can you can a can as a
canner can can a can?
Слайд 81
[k]
Kind kittens knitting mittens keep kazooing in
the king’s kitchen.
Слайд 82
[k]
A cupcake cook in a cupcake cook’s
cap cooks cupcakes.
Слайд 83
[k]
Chicken in the car and the car
can go, this is the way you spell Chicago.
Слайд 84
[kr]
A cricket critic cricked his neck at
a critical cricket match.
Слайд 85
[kr]
Crisp crusts crackle and crunch.
Слайд 86
[k] [kr]
Clean clams crammed in clean cans.
Слайд 87
[k] [kr]
How can a clam cram in a
clean cream can?
Слайд 88
[ks]
Sure this shop stocks short socks with
spots.
Слайд 89
[k] [f]
Catch fish, Cat!
Catch fish, Cat!
Catch fresh,
Not
fried fish, Cat!
Слайд 90
[k] [s]
Cashews are cooked by cashiers in
Kashmir.
Слайд 91
[g]
Gus goes by Blue Goose bus.
Слайд 92
[gr]
Around the green gravel the grass
grows green.
Слайд 93
[gr]
The great Greek grape growers grow
great Greek grapes.
Слайд 94
[gr]
Cows graze in groves on grass
which grows in grooves in groves.
Слайд 95
[gr]
Three grey geese in the green
grass grazing.
Grey were the geese and green was the
grass.
Слайд 96
[m]
Mummy made me mash my M&M’S.
Слайд 99
[n]
Ninety-nine new-born babies
Need ninety-nine new napkins.
Слайд 100
[n]
No nose knows like a gnome’s
nose knows.
Слайд 101
[n]
You know
New York.
You need
New
York.
Слайд 102
[n]
Ron is wrong that sins can
sing.
Слайд 103
[n]
What noise annoys an oyster most?
A
noisy noise annoys an oyster most.
Слайд 104
[f]
Fred fed Ted bread,
And Ted fed
Fred bread.
Слайд 106
[fr]
Fred found four flippy floppy fish.
Слайд 107
[f]
That fish
has a fat fin,
This
fish has a thinner
Fin than that fish.
Слайд 108
[s]
I miss
my Swiss Miss.
My Swiss Miss
misses me.
Слайд 109
[sl]
The sleepless sleeper seeks sleep.
Слайд 110
[st]
Go to the East
Or go to the
West-
Your home
Is always the best.
Слайд 111
[s]
Shredded cheese.
Shredded Swiss cheese.
Слайд 113
[z]
Michael and Moses have very keen noses
And
very fine hoses for watering roses.
Слайд 114
[sh]
I wish you were a fish in
my dish.
Слайд 116
[s]
Selfish sharks sell shut shellfish.
Слайд 117
[ts]
Chilly chipper children cheerfully chat.
Слайд 118
[ts]
Chipmunks chew cherries and cheese in a
chair.
Слайд 119
[l]
Little Lady Lilly lost her lovely locket.
Слайд 120
[w]
Wishy-washy Wanda watched her wonderful watch get
washed.
Слайд 121
[r]
How many berries could a bare berry
carry?
Слайд 123
Uncle Raddle madly paddled in his saddle.
Слайд 124
Little petals of nettle are brittle.
Слайд 125
A little beetle rattled in a bottle
in Seattle.
Слайд 126
A battle of brittle bottle and a
metal kettle was settled.
Слайд 129
[i:]
Sam’s lamb eats jam, cream, ham and
cheese with ease.
Слайд 130
[o:]
The cat catchers can’t catch caught cats.
Слайд 131
[i:] [e]
A friend in need is a
friend indeed.
Слайд 132
[i:] [e]
It is an apple.
It is very
red and sweet,
And it is so good to eat.
Слайд 134
[u:]
The rooster crows to wake me up;
The
hen lays eggs for my egg cup.
Слайд 136
[ei]
Pail of ale aiding ailing Ale’s travails.
Слайд 137
[ei]
Never bake a grape cake for an
ape.
An ape hates grape cakes.
Слайд 138
[ei]
Don’t study under the rain.
Come and play
with Doug and Jane.
Слайд 139
[ai]
Rain, rain, go to Spain.
Never show your
face again!
Слайд 140
[ai]
When you write a copy, you have
to write a copyright of the copy you write.
Слайд 141
[ai]
Smile a while,
And while you smile,
Others will
smile!
Слайд 142
[ai], [i]
Ike ships
ice ships
In ice chips
ships.
Слайд 143
[ai], [ei]
It is a clock.
I can tell
you all day:
Time to sleep and time to play.
Слайд 144
[ai], [ei]
Your friends are our friends.
Our friends
are their friends,
They are all my friends.
Слайд 145
[oi]
How much oil can a gumboil oil,
If
a gumboil can boil oil?
Слайд 146
[ou]
If you notice this notice,
You will
notice that this notice
Is not worth noticing.
Слайд 147
[b]
Big Bill Billiken blew bursting bubbles by
billions.