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Teachers Activity links ____________________ Grammar advanced intermediate beginning ____________________ Reading abridged stories paraphrasing ____________________ Writing essay skills verb choice end focus ____________________ Web Design How To Center Images ____________________ more to come... ____________________ created and maintained by Douglas E. Adams		Practicing /S/ /Z/ & /EZ/ Word Endings Minimal Pairs Practice One way to practice pronouncing /s/ and /z/ endings with minimal pairs is through the use of funny sentences containing some of the common pairs. For example: Pop stops and robs clubs. Bob writes and reads books about dogs. Pat laughs and loves Bob's books. Sentences like these can practiced in a pairwork format with the teacher walking around monitoring and giving corrections when needed. Practice With Pictures Pictures of nouns and verbs are another easy-to-make practice for s endings. Either individually or with a partner, ask students to identify whether the items in each picture take an /s/, /z/, or /ez/ sound. More Pictures Back to... [s] ending page three Up Next... Assessment Ideas

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