France /fra:ns/  

1.I'm going to France.

French /ˈfrentʃ/  

1. 1.Can you read French?
2. 2.Does Lucy speak French?

Flag /flæɡ/  

1. Flags were fluttering in the wind.

Wine /waɪn/  

1.May I help you to another glass of wine?

Tick /tɪk/ 

1.The jobs that are done have been ticked off.

Possible /ˈpɒsəbl/  

1. Now it is possible to send words and pictures around the world in seconds.

Europe /ˈjʊərəp/  

1.A letter sent airmail will get to Europe quickly.

Store /stɔ:/  

1.She went to the store to buy some bread.

Excellent /ˈeksələnt/  

1. 1. She is excellent at  math.
2. 2. "How about meeting at 8 o'clock?" "Excellent."

South /saʊθ/  

1.My house is in the south of the city.

Lie /laɪ/  

1. 1. She threw the lie in his face.
2. 2.Don't lie to me.
3. 3.Henry is lying in bed. He's ill.

Coast /kəʊst/    

1. 1.On the northeast coast, the temperature
2. 2.changes very little between summer and winter.
3. 3.Spray slaps the coast ceaselessly.

Perfect /ˈpɜːfɪkt/  

1. The dress looks perfect.

Prefer  /prɪˈfɜ:/   

1.I prefer doing things by myself.

Ski /ski:/ 

1.They always ski in January.

Tower /ˈtaʊə/  

1.The tower is fifty feet in height.

Finish /ˈfɪnɪʃ/  

1. 1.What time does the concert finish?
2. 2.I finished reading the book last night.

Lift /lɪft/  

1. You can take the lift to the tenth floor.

Step /step/  

1.He stepped back to let me through.

2.Step this way.

Stairs /steəz/ 

1. 1.I am up stairs.
2. 2. The apples are falling down the stairs.

Receiver /rɪˈsi:və/ 

1.She picked up the receiver.

Date 

1. 1."What's the date today?" "It's September 10th."

Greeting /ˈɡri:tɪŋ/  

1. She smiled in greeting.

Address /əˈdres/ 

3. 1.What's your home address?
4. 2.He tried to find out the lost girl's address and take her home.