Reading -ch, -ck, -c

1. Reading -ch, -ck, -c

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ch - /tʃ/

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Тренировка чтения:

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6. Chimp

7. Bench

8. Chick

9. Cherry

10. match

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12. Чтение C

Cap
Can
Clown

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14. Jack the Buttermilk

Jack was a boy who sold buttermilk. One day
he met a witch. She asked him to give her
some of his buttermilk for free. “If you don’t
give me some buttermilk,” said the witch, “I’ll
put you into my bag and carry away”. Jack
refused to give the witch any of his
buttermilk, so the witch put him into a bag
that she carried over her shoulders.

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• She walked home with him. But on her way she suddenly
remembered that she forgot a pot of fat that she bought in
the town. Jack was very heavy, and the witch did not want
to carry him back to the town, so she asked some men
who were brushing the hedge by the road to take care of
her bag till she came back.
• When the witch went away, Jack cried to the men, “If you
take me out of this bag and fill it full of thorns, I will give
you some of my buttermilk.”
• So the men took Jack out of the bag and filled it with
thorns, and then Jack gave them some buttermilk and ran
home.
• When the witch came back from town, she picked up her
bag and walked home. But the thorns began to prick her
back. When she came home, she emptied the bag on a
clean white table. But when she found that there was
nothing in the bag but thorns, she was very angry and said,
“I’ll catch you tomorrow, Jack, and I’ll boil you.”

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• Next day she met Jack again and asked him for some buttermilk
and told him, “If you do not give me some buttermilk, I’ll put
you into the bag again.” But Jack said, “I’ll give you no
buttermilk.” So the witch put him into her bag, and again she
remembered that she forgot something in the town.
• This time she left the bag with some men who were mending
the road.
• When the witch went away, Jack cried to the men, “If you will
take me out and fill this bag full of stones, I will give you some of
my buttermilk.”
• Then the men took Jack out of the bag, and he gave them the
buttermilk.
• When the witch came back from town, she picked up her bag
and walked home. But the bag was very heavy. So she chuckled
and said, “Indeed, Jack, you must eat less.”
• When she came home, she emptied the bag on the white table
again. But when she saw the stones, she was very angry and
cried, “I swear, Jack, that I’ll boil you when I catch you!”

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• Next day she met Jack again and asked for some
buttermilk. But Jack said, “No,” again, so she put him
into her bag and went straight home with him and
threw him out on the white table.
• When she did this, she saw she did not have enough
water to boil the boy. So she put Jack back in the bag
and went away. But she forgot to tie the bag. So while
she was away, Jack crept out of it, opened all the
cupboards in the house, and filled the bag with all the
pots that he could find. After that he went away, and
soon he was safely home.
• When the witch came back, she emptied the bag on the
table again and broke all the pots that she had. After
this she never caught Jack any more.