Instruction to do the exercise:

1. Hear all reflexes in general way.
2. Pick reflexes one by one and utter it aloud 4 to 5 times.
3. Use correct pronunciation of word.
4. Use weak form while pronouncing function word.
5. Apply word linking technique.
6. Apply rhythm exercise technique. (Applicable for advanced learners only)

Group 1:

Anybody would have done it just as well.

Aren’t these oranges horrible!

Be brief — we don’t have much time.

Can I buy you a coffee?

Can I get it at the reduced rate?

Can I help you in any way?

Can I take some of this paper?

Can you answer the phone for me, please?

Can you show me how to use this photocopier?

Choose carefully before you make a final decision.

Come round any time — I’m usually in.

Could I use your toilet, please?

Could you lay the table for dinner?

Did you buy this car new?

Did you have a nice holiday?

Do you see my point?

Doctor, I think he’s seriously ill. Could you come and see him, please?

Don’t cross the road now. Wait for a break in the traffic.

Don’t hurry me. I’m doing it as fast as I can.

Don’t laugh. It’s a serious matter.

Don’t leave so soon. Stay for dinner.

Don’t travel on your own. It could be dangerous.

Don’t you dare tell my father about this.

Drive through the gates, and you’ll find the car park on the left.

Good heavens! Is it as late as that? I must rush.

Do you have any brothers and sisters?

Have you had enough?

He came last week.

He can drive your car.

He certainly ought to.

He comes from London.

He comes from the U.K.

He completely ignored your request.

He could go on forever.

He couldn’t have been more angry.

He couldn’t help them.

He didn’t let out anything important.

He didn’t make it that way.

He disappeared without a trace.

He doesn’t want to play.

He gave us a week from the date of his letter.

He gets on my nerves.

He had to leave at seven.

He hadn’t got a licence.

He has a good opinion of himself.

He has a gun.

He has a small house on the outskirts.

He has no reason to be cross with you.

He hit me!

He insists on doing it alone.

He is rather taciturn.

He just cut me dead.

He just disappeared.

He knows, apparently.

He lives in Pune.

He may not want to play.

He only drinks out of habit now — he doesn’t really enjoy it.

He really is the limit.

He’s a player of great class.

He’s had an accident.

He’s just bought a new car.

He’s just made another appointment.

He’s just returned it.

He’s left six boxes.

He’s married at last.

He’s my one and only.

He’s never been late.

He’s no longer among us.

He’s not calling after all.

He’s not good enough, I tell you.

He’s not much use.

He’s not very bright.

He’s obviously guilty.

He’s on his way back.

He’s on the shortlist.

He’s one of a kind.

He’s only thirty one.

He’s promised it for June.

He’s promised to apologize.

He’s promised to stop smoking.

He’s really cute.

He’s really handsome.

He’s really my type.

He’s very clever, but he hasn’t got much imagination.

He’s a very open person. I like him.

Her new book has received a lot of praise.

His honesty is beyond question.

How are things at home now?

How are you finding life as a student?

How could you be so rude?

How could you have lied to me?

How do you advise me to do it?

How many children have you got?

How’s everything at home?

Is your mother all right now?

However hard he works, he never seems to get tired.

Group 2:

I absolutely refuse to believe that.

I can’t believe she’s 40.

She looks a lot younger.

I couldn’t be more angry.

I did my best to help you, but I do understand your point of view.

I don’t think meeting will go on much longer.

I hate being treated like a child.

I hate to bother you, but did you pick up my pen by mistake?

I hope they haven’t had an accident.

I said no such thing.

I shouldn’t buy that.

I think these changes in the procedure would be a great saving in time.

I think you should check up and satisfy yourself on this point.

I was away all week and only got your message too late.

I’d like a room with a view of the city.

I’d like a room with a view of the ocean.

I’d like a shave, please.

I’d like a single (room).

I’d like a subscription.

I’d like a suite.

I’d like a three-year subscription.

I’d like a wake-up call, please.

I’d like everything but onions.

I’d like to buy a certificate of deposit.

I’d like to buy a roll of stamps, please.

I’d like to buy a sheet of stamps, please.

I’d like to cancel my subscription.

I’d like to cash (in) these savings certificates.

I’d like to cash these traveller’s cheques.

I’d like to change some foreign currency.

I’d like to close my account.

I’ll be with you in a moment.

I’ll believe it when I see it.

I’ll bring it tomorrow.

I’ll give you a hand.

I’ll give you another chance.

I’ll go if you go.

I’ll have a burger with everything.

I’ll have a cheeseburger and fries.

I’ll have a good row with him.

I’ll have a large coke, no ice.

I’ll have a small pizza.

I’ll have a small soda.

I’ll have an order of fries.

I’ll have finished by Thursday.

I’ll have just a sip.

I’ll have nothing to do with it.

I’ll have some coffee.

I’ll have someone bring your baggage up.

I’ll have someone out there Saturday to fix it.

I’ll have this one.

I’ll have to ask him.

I’ll have to excuse myself.

I’ll have to have financing.

I’ll have to keep looking for what I want.

I’ll have to see some ID.

I’ll have to think about that.

I’ll introduce it to him.

I’ll leave the light on.

I’ll leave the porch light on.

I’ll let it slide this time.

I’ll let you go now.

I’ll let you off this time.

I’ll make sure the matter is taken care of.

I’ll make you a present of it.

I’ll need a couple of dozen.

I’ll see you around four.

I’m afraid I’m tied up at the weekend.

I’m afraid there’s been some awful news.

I’m ashamed of you.

I’m being discriminated against.

I’m beside myself with joy.

I’m bored silly.

I’m bored to death.

I’m bored to distraction.

I’m bored to tears.

I’m broken-hearted.

I’m busy.

I’m calling on Benny tonight.

I’m chilled to the bone.

I’m clearing this cupboard.

I’m dead broke.

I’m deeply grateful.

I’m delighted to have you.

I’m depressed.

I’m determined to carry on.

I’m doing my (very) best.

I’m doing the best I can.

I’m down in the dumps.

I’m down-hearted.

I’m dreadfully disappointed.

I’m dumbstruck.

I’m expecting someone else.

I’m extremely sorry.

I’m falling in love with you.

I’m falling in love.

I’m famished.

I’m fed up.

I’m feeling down.

I’m feeling fine.

I’m feeling good.

I’m feeling low.

I’m fine.

I’m flabbergasted.

I’m flat broke.

I’m freezing.

I’m friends with Gina.

I’m from Paris.

I’m fully responsible.

I’m getting old, I’m afraid.

I’m glad I’ve spoken to you about it.

I’m not good at figures.

I’m not staying there again.

I’m not sure I follow.

I’m not sure I get your point.

I’m not sure I know what you mean.

I’m not sure whether I ought to.

I’m not sure which I like.

I’m not very interested.

I’m off to bed.

I’m on a strict budget.

I’m sitting on top of the world.

I’m snowed under.

I’m so furious.

I’m so glad you could come by.

I’m so glad you could come.

I’m so glad you could drop in.

I’m so glad you could make it.

I’m so glad you could visit.

I’m so glad you looked me up.

I’m so glad you stopped by.

I’m so glad you told us that.

I’m so glad you took the trouble to look me up.

I’m so happy for you!

I’m so happy you looked me up!

I’m so mad I could scream.

I’m so proud of you.

I’m so sorry.

I’m so upset, Sharma.

I’m sorry I interrupted. Please continue.

I’m sorry this has happened.

I’m sorry to ring you at home.

I’m sorry — I can’t come just at this moment.

I’ve got a good eye for colour.

I’ve got a sweet tooth.

I’ve got an exam tomorrow.

I’ve got an eye for composition.

I’ve got enough saved up.

I’ve got exactly what you need.

I’ve got hold of a crib.

I’ve got it wrong again.

I’ve got just what you’re looking for.

I’ve got just your size.

I’ve got my hands full.

I’ve got nothing but the shirt on my back.

I’ve got Rita staying with me.

I’ve got the complete set.

I’ve got the job.

I’ve got to be going.

I’ve got to be running.

I’ve got to go to Delhi.

I’ve got to have you.

I’ve got to study.

I’ve got to work late.

I’ve had better days.

I’ve had it.

I’ve had this pain for days.

I’ve heard so much about you.

I’ve invited everyone.

I’ve invited him for tea.

I’ve just become a father.

I’ve just been playing badminton.

I’ve just got engaged to Madhu.

I’ve just had a new suit made.

I’ve told you umpteen times to phone me if you’re going to be late.

Group 3:

If you ever need help, you know you can depend on me.

If you make that face again, your face will freeze that way.

If you need any help, I’ll be right here.

If you need any help, my name’s Vidya.

If you need anything, please let us know.

If you need me, call.

If you need me, I’ll be right here.

If you need me, my name’s Meena.

If you’ve already read that book, I’ll give another.

Isn’t fruit a price!

It couldn’t be avoided.

It must be right.

It must have been a great shock, John’s death.

It served him right.

It set my teeth on edge.

It shouldn’t take long.

It takes all kinds to make a world.

It takes all kinds.

It took longer than I expected to get here.

It took me longer to get here than I thought it would.

It was a bolt from the blue.

It was a rather dreary party.

It was a real mystery.

It was destined to happen.

It was destiny.

It was fated to happen.

It was George’s fault.

It was gone without a trace.

It was my treat.

It was nothing.

It was quite an accident.

It was really very clumsy of me.

It was terribly difficult.

It was the last thing I expected.

It was the shock of my life.

It was to be expected.

It was white as snow.

It was your fault.

It wasn’t made with flour.

It will (all) work out.

It will be on the table in a minute.

It won’t hurt you to try it.

It works for me.

It’ll be absolutely disastrous.

It’ll be difficult, you know.

It’s a pity you can’t come.

It’s almost ready.

It’s almost five.

It’s always possible.

It’s amazing how patient he is.

It’s an absolute scandal.

It’s an outrageous suggestion.

It’s as clean as a whistle.

It’s as clear as day.

It’s as good as done.

It’s as plain as day.

It’s at the tip of my tongue.

It’s better for us to know exactly how things stand.

It’s awful.

It’s back to the drawing board.

It’s bedtime.

It’s been delightful.

It’s been fun talking to you.

It’s been great talking to you, but I have to go.

It’s been our pleasure.

It’s black as coal.

It’s black as night.

It’s no use trying to shout me down.

It’s only human to be upset in a situation like that.

It’s Padma’s fault.

It’s past your bedtime.

It’s Paul’s turn, I think.

It’s perfect.

It’s pitch black.

It’s quarter to (two).

It’s raining again.

It’s raining harder than ever.

It’s raining.

It’s satisfactory.

It’s second nature.

It’s sewn up.

It’s sheer highway robbery.

It’s slipped my mind.

It’s smoggy.

It’s snowing.

It’s so dangerous.

It’s so expensive.

It’s so good to see you after all this time.

It’s so good to see you again.

It’s surprisingly difficult.

It’s ten (minutes) to seven.

It’s ten (minutes) after five.

It’s ten past (two).

It’s ten past.

It’s terrible.

It’s the best we can do under the circumstances.

It’s the cruel hand of fate.

It’s two forty-five.

It’s two o’clock (sharp).

It’s time to go to bed.

It’s time to sit down.

It’s too big.

It’s too cold.

It’s too crowded in here.

It’s too expensive.

It’s too hot.

It’s too loose.

It’s too short in the sleeves.

It’s too tight.

It’s turning colder.

It’s twelve midnight.

It’s twelve noon.

It’s twenty (minutes) till five.

It’s twenty to five.

It’s two blocks from the bus stop.

It’s two feet long.

It’s ugly.

It’s up to Paula to decide.

It’s up to you.

It’s Veena’s turn, you know.

It’s very difficult, you know.

It’s very good of you to say that.

It’s warmer in the kitchen.

It’s windy.

It’s women’s intuition.

It’s wonderful.

It’s you!

It’s your fate.

Group 4:

Last night’s party was great fun.

Let me get in a word here.

Let me help you off with your things.

Let me know if there’s anything I can do.

Let me know tomorrow.

Let me make myself clear.

Let me repeat myself.

Let me rephrase that.

Let me see if I can lift you.

Let me see your references.

Let me spell it out for you.

Let’s ask Anil to play.

Let’s ask that man over there.

Let’s be quiet.

Let’s borrow Fathima’s calculator.

Let’s bring this matter to a close.

Let’s call it a day.

Let’s call it a night.

Let’s carry on.

Let’s change the channel.

Let’s continue this another time. I really must go.

Let’s do lunch sometime.

Let’s do lunch.

Let’s do this again soon.

Let’s drop the subject.

Let’s find a different station.

Let’s fix another date, then.

Let’s get a new car.

Let’s get going.

Make sure you take plenty of warm clothes with you.

Now what have you got to say for yourself?

Of course, this has put us in a difficult position.

One of the windows is broken.

One step at a time.

One thing leads to another.

Only a dozen, he wanted.

Only in your dreams.

Only one of them is yours.

Out-of-state cheques will take some time to clear.

Phone me if there’s a problem.

Please accept this small gift.

Please do your best to complete it today.

Please excuse us for this mistake.

Shall I help you clear away the plates?

Shall we have another game?

She can use what she likes.

She shouldn’t have done that.

She’s an actress or something.

She’s late — she may have missed the bus.

So you want it for nothing.

Something has obviously gone wrong.

Tell me all your news.

Thank you for your support at this difficult time.

That house is available for immediate occupancy.

That parcel’s from James.

That performance is sold out.

That really flatters your figure.

That sends shivers down my spine.

That should arrive on Monday.

That smells.

That spot cannot be removed.

That stew is mouth-watering.

That tastes great.

That tastes like chicken.

That tastes terrible.

That turns my stomach.

That was a flop.

That was Hamid.

That was your lookout.

That won’t do it.

That won’t do.

That won’t work (at all) (well).

That’ll be 50 rupees.

That’ll be ten bucks.

That’ll never hold water.

That’s a lie.