Exercise 1-39: Consistent Pronoun Stress In Changing Verb Tenses CD 2 Track 8 录音下载
This is the same as the previous exercise, except you now stress the verbs: They eat them. Practice this until you are quite comfortable with the intonation. Notice that in fluent speech, the th of them is frequently dropped (as is the h in the other object pronouns, him, her). The pronunciation and word connections are on the right, and the tense name is on the far left.
present 1. They eat them.
past 2. They ate them.
continuous 3. They're eating them.
future 4. They'll eat them (if...)
present 5. They'd eat them (if...)
conditional past 6. They'd' ve eaten them (if...)
conditional relative 7. The ones that've eaten them (are...)
pronoun present 8. They've eaten them (many times).
perfect past perfect 9. They'd eaten them (before...)
future perfect 10. They'll have eaten them (by...)
obligation 11. They ought to eat them.
obligation 12. They should eat them.
obligation 13. They shouldn't eat them.
obligation 14. They should have eaten them.
obligation 15. They shouldn't' ve eaten them.
possibility/ability 16. They could eat them.
possibility/ability 17. They couldn't eat them.
possibility/ability 18. They could have eaten them.
possibility/ability 19. They couldn't have eaten them.
possibility 20. They might eat them.
possibility 21. They might have eaten them.
probability 22. They must eat them.
probability 23. They must have eaten them.
ability 24. They can eat them.
ability 25. They can't eat them.
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