Reading: Traditional English food

Speaking:Make up a dialogue on the following situation:
You ask your friend if he is hungry and when he is going to the canteen. You are very busy and you can’t leave the office earlier than 3 o’clock. You ask him to buy a cake and two apples for you.
Phonetics: Letter combinations: qu; aw; ew; ow;

qu – [kw] – quick; quest; quite; quote; squeeze; queen; `question; quiet; square; `squirrel; `quarrel; `quarter; `quality; quince; but: queue [kju;];

aw – [o:] – paw; saw; law; raw; `awful; lawn; pawn; awl; draw; shawl;

ow-[əu]–low; grow;slow; row;own; yellow;snow;`bowling;bow-tie;`borrow; `swallow;

ow- [au] – down; brown; town; how; cow; now; owl; `flower; `tower; `power; `shower;

ew – [ju;] – new; news; knew; dew; few; but: sew [sou];

Ex.1. Read and transcribe the words.

quote; queen; quince; saw; lawn; knew; few; grow; snow; know; down; town; now; tower; power; ; know; throw; show; blow;

Ex. 2 Practise the consonants and vowels.

[kwi:n]; [skwεə]; [o:ful]; [dro:]; [nju;]; [dju;]; [sləu]; [bləu]; [taun]; [`jeləu]; [rəu]; [`borəu]; [braun]; [daun]; [bəul]; [kau]; [aul]; [ro:]