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1 PRONUNCIATION reading aloud 8.4 Listen to the sentences. You will hear each one twice. Circle the better version, a or b. a 1 'Mr Watson,' she said slowly, 'I am beginning to understand.' Version a/Version b 2 'Sit down,' he said calmly, 'and tell me what you know.' Version a/ Version b 3 'Catherine,' he said nervously. 'There's something I have to tell you.' Version a / Version b 4 'Here you are,' the old woman said kindly. 'A nice cup for you.' of tea Version a / Version b 5 The detective looked at her suspiciously. 'Tell me, what were you doing at 12.00 on 11th May?' Version a/ Version b Vă a b C p p​

Answer 1

Ответ:

It seems like you're asking for help with a pronunciation exercise. Here are the better versions:

1. 'Mr Watson,' she said slowly, 'I am beginning to understand.' - Version b

2. 'Sit down,' he said calmly, 'and tell me what you know.' - Version a

3. 'Catherine,' he said nervously. 'There's something I have to tell you.' - Version b

4. 'Here you are,' the old woman said kindly. 'A nice cup for you.' - Version b

5. The detective looked at her suspiciously. 'Tell me, what were you doing at 12.00 on 11th May?' - Version a

Answer 2

1. 'Mr Watson,' she said slowly, 'I am beginning to understand.' Version a 2. 'Sit down,' he said calmly, 'and tell me what you know.' Version b 3. 'Catherine,' he said nervously. 'There's something I have to tell you.' Version b 4. 'Here you are,' the old woman said kindly. 'A nice cup for you.' Version b 5. The detective looked at her suspiciously. 'Tell me, what were you doing at 12.00 on 11th May? Version a