Speaking clearly. Improving voice and articulation: Фонетический практикум. Фомиченко Л.Г. - 48 стр.

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       I love you / /
Russ.           Honey, why are you so sad? (Janet says nothing)
                Honey, why are you so unhappy? I don’t understand.
Janet.          You don’t love me, Russ!
Russ.           But, honey, I love you very much.
Janet.          That’s untrue. You love my cousin, Sunny. You think
                she’s lovely and I’m ugly.
Russ.           Janet, just once last month I took Sunny out for lunch.
                You mustn’t worry. I like your company much better
                than Sunny’s.
Janet.          Oh, shut up, Russ.
Russ.           But, honey, I think you’re wonderful. You mustn’t ...
Janet.          Oh, shut up!

     At a party /a:/
Margaret.     Where’s your glass, Barbara?
Barbara.      It’s on the bar.
Martin.       Barbara! Margaret! Come into the garden! Martha and
              Charles are dancing in the dark.
Margaret.     In the garden? What a laugh!
Barbara.      So they are! They’re dancing on the grass!
Margaret.     They’re dancing under the stars!
Martin.       And Arnold’s playing his guitar.
Barbara.      Doesn’t Martha look smart!
Margaret.     Look at Charles! What a marvellous dancer!
Barbara.      Ah! Let’s take a photograph of Martha and Charles.
Martin.       We can’t. It’s too dark.

     TV advertisement for «Onwash» /î/
Voice A.     What’s wrong with you, Mrs Bloggs?
Mrs Bloggs. What’s wrong with me? I want a holiday from this
             horrible job of washing socks!
Voice B.     Buy a bottle of «Onwash», Mrs Bloggs!
Voice C.     «Onwash» is so soft and strong.
Voice D.     You don’t want lots of hot water with «Onwash».
Voice A.     It’s not a long job with «Onwash».
Voice B.     Use «Onwash» often.
Voice C.     You won’t be sorry when you’ve got «Onwash».
Voice D.     Everybody wants «Onwash».