Intonation Practice

A: Waiter! Waiter! There’s a fly in my soup!

B: A fly in your soup? What’s it doing there?

A: I have no idea.

B: Well, what do you want me to do about it?

A: I want you to come and get it out.

B: All right. Calm down. I’ll be there in a few minutes.

Practice the dialogue with appropriate intonation, substituting the words below.

Police! Police!There’s a rhinoceros in my backyard!
Waiter! Waiter!There’s a spider in my spaghetti!
Mommy! Mommy!There’s a kangaroo in the living room!
Daddy! Daddy!There’s a gorilla in the garage!
Teacher! Teacher!There’s a scorpion in my school bag!
Help! Help!There’s a hippopotamus in the bathtub!
Jimmy! Jimmy!There’s a lizard in my slipper!
Mr. Hopkins!There’s a crocodile in the cafeteria!
Waitress! Waitress!There’s a worm in my hamburger!
Ms. Chivous!There’s a fish in cash register!
Principal!There’s a giraffe in the gymnasium!
Mrs. Harper!There’s a snake in the snack bar!
Grandma! Grandma!There’s a rabbit in the refrigerator!
Teacher! Teacher!There’s a rat in my backpack!
Grandpa! Grandpa!There’s a bird in the attic!
Uncle George!There’s a stork in the auditorium
Aunt Martha!There’s a pig in the parlor!
Mr. Lee! Mr. Lee!There’s a bull in the china shop!
Tammy! Tammy!There’s a bat in the belfry!
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