Mispronounced words list Rusnak r2

MISPRONOUNCED WORDS: 2ND YEAR

BASIC VOCABULARY LIST (VARIOUS VOCABULARY GROUPS)

(a blank line separates one thematic group from another)

private
elegant
chaos
vice versa
sign a contact
null and void
characteristically
he stopped talking
financial
idea
focus
fastened
razor
cause
evolve
pleasant
delete
error
boorish
debt
volcano
unusual
virtue
lukewarm
surely
effective
difficult
to be deadbeat
antibiotics
impulse
stimulus
development
a fussy child
to commit a fraud
to defraud money
surface
honour
honesty
acknowledge
effort
argue
horizon
alien
appearance
area
adequate
adolescence
advantage
clothes
cloths
analysis
arrived
branch
broad
bruise
choir
exercise
colours
a comely woman = shapely, attractive
council
deceive
disadvantage
discipline
failure
fierce
foreign
fraud
he kept some food
hidden
hierarchy
character
infamous
isolated
mown lawn
licentiate
as heavy as lead
chemicals
heroism
hero
vehicle
no vehicular traffic! = zakaz ruchu wszelkich pojazdów!
wheat
heritage
irreconcilable differences
wonder
wander
praiseworthy
iron
risen
opposite
a minute of the clock
minute details
knowledge
variety
aunt
hunt wild animals
haunted house
soldier
occur
compass
palace
police
clerk
donkey
legend
handsome
handkerchief
autumn
weary
meadow
mead
sword
gravel
navel
shovel
gear
abroad
conquer
sweater
diplomatic corps
cough
monk
cavern
courteous
Thames
Greenwich
colon
Edinburgh
diplomacy
pole
Polish
to polish shoes
receipt
execute
champagne
Warsaw
catastrophe
haven
certificate
gaol
jail
chef
chief
zealous
hiccough
hiccup
prayer
beard
boutique
a pint of ale
moustache
disciple
canal
nephew
Stephen
situation
insincere
competence
competitive
a ton = a tonne
poverty
saliva
restaurant
though
throughout
thoroughly
fierce
two-edged weapon
a learned man
merely
civilisation
organisation
bewilder
dawn
yawn
lawn
pawn
sphere
dove
a clove of garlic
glove
love
loyalty
mortgage
naughty
neatness
opposite
piracy
pirate
pleasant
publicly
questionnaire
readily
received
rival
scene
sheer
souvenirs
straight
suitable
sue someone
technical
technology
severe
vaccine
vacuum cleaner
vague
valley
the Sahara desert
to desert the army
a dessert = deser
to get one’s deserts
bosom
bald
bold
physicist
surface
cruise
a long-winded lecture
a winding path
to wind a clock
righteous
gases
vases
solemn
anxiety
Irishman
Ireland
Edinburgh
a row of houses
we rowed past the docks
they had a row = quarrel
often
soften
scenario
slavery
bravery
voluntary
monetary
hereditary
calm
palm
salmon
almond
half
halves
calf
climb
clamber a tree
limbs
bomb
bomber
indebted
dumbness
numbness
lamb
tomb
womb
mumble
comb one’s hair
dumbbells
doubtful
castle
subtle
rustling leaves
hustle and bustle of a city = zgiełk wielkiego miasta
what’s the worth of your car?
my car is worth five pounds
it’s not worthy of my effort
barrier
career
carrier
modal verbs
model solution
dairy products
whole
wholly
purpose
porpoise
a draught in the chimney
draught beer/horse
drought in the desert
apostrophe
catastrophe
horizon
hypocrisy
series
serious
to bear
a bear
beer
to tear a piece of paper
a tear from the eye
an ear
air
a hare
hair
hear
wear
near
here
weird
be weary of sth
a beard
rare
mere
moor
poor children
pour water on someone
sour milk
tour
to soar (of prices)
soup
soap
a vice
niece
nice
rise
raise
prize
price
praise
prise sth open = otworzyć na siłę/wyważyć
bullet
tunnel
bulldog
butcher
dull
pull
null
skull
bull
rush
bush
puny
culinary
cushion
on the spur of the moment
cup
rustic
rural
discussion
illustrative
substance
difficult
industrial
Chicago
avalanche
to look chic
food rations
rational
rationale
nation
national
an oafish book/film = boring
obese
obesity
odour
odious
oven
opera
obey
post
postal
vine
wine
vineyard
assure
ensure
insure
a chest of drawers
to draw
tired
pioneer
cleanly
cleanse a wound
regrettable
comfortable
respectable
creditable
unbeatable
provable
estimable
capable
admirable

ADJECTIVES ENDING IN -ed

/-d/ /-t/ /-ɪd/

a two-edged weapon
barbed wire
sagged breasts
a finished job
baked bread
naked body
thatched roof
two-faced person
PLURAL FORMS -is, -es
basis
crisis
analysis
diagnosis

STRESS SHIFT: VERBS vs. NOUNS

VERB NOUN

contract
protest
research

DIFFERENT PRONUNCIATION: VERB vs. NOUN

VERB NOUN

record
reuse
LONG VS. SHORT VOWELS
ship
bit
rich
knit
shit
FINAL VOICING AND DEVOICING
pick
loose
docks
neat
rip
watched
rich
foot
heart
bet
slap
loose
ostrich
write
laugh
brought
sight
lit
peck
watch
cap
sat
hiss
coarse
place
price
beats
composed
plans
accused
creatures
wigs
claws
shoes
supposed
calls
orange
houses

[-ɡ] vs [-dʒ]

VERB ADJECTIVE NOUN

to singe a shirt
argument
original
figure
legislation
vegetation
gesture
vegetarian
digestive
garage
agitate
dog in the manger
vague
vegan
elegant
Portuguese
orange
strange
longevity
foreign
argument
dungarees

/-eɪt/ vs /-ət/

VERB /-eɪt/ NOUN /-ət/ ADJECTIVE /-ət/

appropriate
duplicate
degenerate
estimate
separate
moderate
elaborate

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