Practice activity, tricky vowel pairs. Let's practice some vowel pairs in English that might sometimes be confusing, like the sounds in seat and sit, late and let, pool and pull, sit and set, met and Mat, cap and cop, caught and coat, nut and not. Let's practice. First say these two words, litter, letter. Now which word am I saying? Letter. Letter. That's right. I said letter. The vowel sound was e. Now, say these words. Sleep. Slip. Now, which word am I saying? Sleep. Sleep. That's right, I said sleep. The vowel was ee. Now say these two words. Better batter. Which word am I saying? Batter, batter. That's right. I said batter. The vowel was a. Now, say these two words. Gate, get. Which word am I saying? Get, get. That's right, I said get. The vowel was E. Now, say this two words. Shell, shall. Which word am I saying? Shall, shall. That's right, I said shall. The vowel sound was [SOUND] Finally, say these two words. Stack. Stock. Now, which word am I saying? Stack. Stack. That's right, I said stack. The vowel sound was [SOUND] First say these two words, hug, hog. Now, which word am I saying? Hog. Hog, That's right, I said hog. The vowel sound was [SOUND] Now, say these words. Fool, full, which word am I saying? Fool, fool. Yes, I said fool. The vowel sound was oo. Now, say these two words. Bought, boat. Now, which word am I saying? Boat, Boat Yes, I said boat The vowel sound was O. Now, say these two words. Stuck, Stock Now, which word am I saying? Stuck, Stuck That’s right, I said stuck. The vowel sound was [SOUND] Now, say these two words. Who’d, hood. Now which word am I saying? Hood, hood. Yes, I said, hood. The vowel sound was oo. Now say these two words law, low hood now which word am I saying? Law, Law That’s right, I said law. The vowel sound was aw Now, let's practice some sentences that have these sounds. The calendar for February has 28 days. People in this city like to see films in the evening. Miss Smith's assistant is very clever. You'll need paper and a pencil to take this test. Ed was wearing a yellow cap and black sunglasses. Now, let's try some sentences that have these confusing sounds. We all looked at the beautiful full moon. Sophie bought a new yellow coat. I want a long, fuzzy rug for the front hall. Would you rather sail a boat in a lake or a pool? Keep practicing these tricky vowel sounds so you can say them easily and clearly.