SPEAKING SKILL

HAMDAN ISA
AMIR JAUHARI
SYAHEEM ROZALEE
 Minimal pair
clown / crown
leech / reach
locket / rocket
pilot / pirate
loyal /royal
blush/ brush
 SUGGESTED ANSWER
The clown had stole the queen crown.
Finally , the little leech can reach top of the tree after 5
days.
I gave my locket to the astronaut before he enter the
rocket.
My brother is a pilot and he like to watch Pirate of
Caribbean.
The citizen are very loyal to the royal family
 STRESS
quite
around
open
quiet
beginning
churches
Australia
 ANSWERS
WORDS NUMBER OF STRESS SYLLABLES
SYLLABLES
1 quite 1 QUIET
2 around 2 a-ROUND
3 open 2 O-pen
4 quiet 2 QUI-et
5 beginning 3 be-GIN-ing
6 churches 2 CHURCH-es
7 Australia 3 aus-TRAL-ia
 QUESTIONS
Do you like coffee?
Would you like a coffee?
I think he wants to go.
I don't think so.
London is the capital of Britain.
Have you ever seen this film?
Where can we go?
 ANSWER
SENTENCE STRESSED WORDS
1. Do you like coffee? do you LIKE COFFEE?
2. Would you like a coffee would you LIKE a COFFEE?
3. I think he wants to go i THINK he WANTS to go
4. I don't think so i DON'T think so
5. London is the capital of Britain LONDON is the CAPITAL of BRITAIN
6. Have you ever seen this film? have you EVER SEEN this FILM
7. Where can we go? WHERE can we GO
INTONATION
 FALLING INTONATION
Falling intonation describes how the voice falls on the
final stressed syllable of a phrase or a group of words. A
falling intonation is very common in wh-questions.

Wheres the nearest post-office?

What time does the film finish?

 ANSWER
Wheres the nearest post-office?

What time does the film finish?

 RISING INTONATION
Rising intonation describes how the voice rises at the end
of a sentence. Rising intonation is common in yes-no
questions:

1.I hear the Health Centre is expanding. So, is that the new
doctor?

2.Are you thirsty?

 ANSWER
I hear the Health Centre is expanding. So, is that the new
doctor?

Are you thirsty?

 FALL-RISE INTONATION
Fall-rise intonation describes how the voice falls and then
rises. We use fall-rise intonation at the end of statements
when we want to say that we are not sure, or when we
may have more to add:

I dont support any football team at the moment.

It rained every day in the first week.

 ANSWER

I dont support any football team at the m om ent.

(but I may change my mind in future).

It rained every day in the first week. (but things

improved after that).