Unit 162 Part A Phonetics

 1    ɔ n  s ʌ n d ei  n aɪ t  n ɪə r  ə n  æ l iː ‿ ^j ‿ ɪ n  ð ə  w æ v ə t r iː  
    d ɪ s t ɪ k t  ə v  'l ɪ v ə p uː l
2    f ə  d ʌ b l j uː  p iː  s iː  eɪ t  w ʌ n  f aɪ v  eɪ t   h æ r ə s n  ð ə  
    dʒ əʊ k ɪ ŋ  s t ɔ p t
3    ɪ t  w ə z  k ʌ (t)  ʃ ɔː (t)  b aɪ  ð ə  'v ɪ ʃ ə s  f l æ ʃ  ə v  ə  'b ɜː ɡ l ə r i  
    s ʌ s p e k t s  n aɪ f
4    b ɪ 'k ə z  ə v   ð ə   h ɔ t   w e θ ə   w i   w e n t   s w ɪ m ɪ ŋ
5    w i   w e n t – t ə   ð ə   n ɪə r ə s t   b iː tʃ  b ɪ 'k ə z   w i  dʒ ʌ s t   
    k ʊ d n t   b eə r   ɪ t
6    ð ə   s ʌ n l aɪ t   f e l   ʌ p ɔ n   ð ə   's ɜː f ɪ s   ə v   ð ə   b r ʊ k
7    k ɑː s t ɪ ŋ   'd aɪ m ə n s   ə v   l aɪ t   ɔ n   ð ə   r ɪ p l z
8    ð i ‿ ^j ‿ e n 's uː ɪ ŋ   ə 'v e n t s   k ʌ n 'f ɜː m d  ɑʊə   w aɪ l d e s t   
    p r ə 'd ɪ k ʃ n
9    ɪ t   ɔ l   h æ p n (d)   s əʊ   k w ɪ k l i    w i   θ eə f ɔː   k ɔ l d   ɔ f   ə   
    m iː t ɪ ŋ
10    n əʊ w ʌ n  ɪ k 's p e k t ɪ d   h ə   t ə  tʃ uː z   æ n ɪ w ʌ n   f r ʌ m  ɑʊə   
    ɡ r uː p
11    n ɔː   w ʊ d   ʃ i   tʃ uː z   k aɪ l iː   b ɪ 'k ə z   h ə   k l ɔ θ z   ə r  ə   
    b ɪ t   b ɔː r ɪ ŋ

Unit 162 Part A English

1    On Sunday night, near an alley in the Wavertree district of Liverpool
2    for WPC 8158    Harrison, the joking stopped,
3    it was cut short by the vicious flash of a burglary suspect's knife.
4    Because of the hot weather, we went swimming.
5    We went to the nearest beach because we just couldn't bear it.
6    The sunlight fell upon the surface of the brook,
7    casting diamonds of light on the ripples.
8    The ensuing events confirmed our wildest prediction.
9    It all happened so quickly. We, therefore, called off our meeting.
10    No one expected her to choose anyone from our group.
11    Nor would she choose Kylie, because her clothes are a bit boring.

    1    She was sleeping when I arrived.
    2    He'll probably be working when we arrive.
    3    Ella had already finished when her friend arrived.
    4    Yamato will already have left when his friend arrives.
    5    He's been studying for hours.
    6    She'd been studying for two hours before her friend came.
    7    Thomas will have been walking for three hours by the time his friend calls.    
    8    Jack doesn't feel well, but he refuses to see a doctor.
    9    Frankly speaking, I think he's being quite foolish.
    10    I'll begin to study at seven whereas you'll be here at eight.