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Say It With Feeling

Reading aloud so the listener hears what you mean

Lesson 2
Spicy
Name
Date
Chef Polpetta

The mood can turn halfway through. Your voice has to turn with it.

1

Tick the better reading

aThe storm was loud | and very fierce.The storm | was loud and very | fierce.
b“Stop,” he said quietly. → loud“Stop,” he said quietly. → quiet
cStop. Look. Listen. → one smooth runStop. Look. Listen. → three short stops
dWas that… the door? → pause, then liftWas that… the door? → straight on
2

Fix the 5 marks

Dear Marco, The café was busy all morning and the sun came through the window. Nonna sang while she stirred the sauce. Would you like to come for lunch on Saturday. Then the bell rang and everything changed? The delivery had not arrived, the oven had gone out and there was no bread! After all that, I sat down for one whole minute. Can you get here before twelve. Please do not be late I will be waiting by the door, watching the clock
One exclamation mark is already right. The mood turns halfway. Find the sentence where it turns.
Write the corrections here
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Say It With Feeling

Lesson 2 · Spicy · side 2

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Mark up the passage

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a Mark every breath | in the note above, then mark where the mood turns:
b Underline the one word you will stress most, and say why:
c Name both moods, then perform it to a partner:
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Help Polpetta

Chef Polpetta

I took your advice and slowed down. Now. I. Pause. After. Every. Single. Word. Nobody can call that rushing.

Tell him why this is still not fluent, and show him one place where a pause does belong.
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