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b) any amount; any amount of rowdy louts; any amount of rowdy louts
crowded round; any amount of rowdy louts crowded round the clown.
Ex. 3 Complete the sentences working in pairs
Won’t you row the old boat over the ocean from Dover to Stow- in-the-Wold if
I load it with gold? – No, no, I won’t row the old boat over the ocean from
Dover to Stow-in-the-Wold if you load it with gold.
Won’t you show Joan where you’re going to grow a whole row of roses when
you’ve sold her those potatoes and tomatoes? – No, no I won’t…
Won’t you blow your noble Roman nose before you pose for your photo
tomorrow? – No, no, I won’t…
Ex. 4 Transcribe and intone the following sentences. Practise reading them
1. Lowry’s down in the mouth.
2. Without doubt Gower is somewhere around.
3. They found themselves about the town tower.
4. When in doubt, leave it out.
5. He counted out a thousand pounds to pay for the house and the grounds.
6. April showers bring forth May flowers.
7. Oh, no! Don’t go home alone. Nobody knows how lonely the road is.
8. So the old boat floated slowly to the coast.
9. Joe gave a low groan as he fell over the stone.
10. Joe and Joan go for a stroll.
11. Joan is combing her golden hair.
12. Joe has a round house, an old coastal boat, a cow and a goat.
Ex. 5 Read the tongue-twisters and rhymes and learn them
1. Soames never boasts of what he knows but Rose never knows of what she
boats.
2. Please, taste the toast.
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