Daily writing : practice rhyming

“ Many students think that

learning English is about learning grammar, consonants, vowels, and vocabulary. These form the basic foundation of a language, however, if you want to be understood when speaking American English, and if you want to understand native speakers, it is essential that you improve your stress and rhythm.”

Instructions: Write a rhyming line below each beginning line. Try to make it similar in rhythm and related to the first line.

1. Look over there! I see a goat!

2. There is a light

3. What was that thing l just ate?

4. She said she has a new pet

5. I hope that someday I can see

6. My boat is stalled and needs a tow

7. You are very loud when you snore.

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