9. / h /

Consonant         / h /                  143

Hed (/hed/) feels hungry easily.

Instead of eating half a loaf of bread,

nowadays, he only has three slices a day.

He has (/hæz/) to exercise a lot.

He helps (/helps/) in the household chores (/ʧɔ:z/).

He feeds the hens for his mother

though he hates those hens a lot.

He always feels lazy and sleepy

when the weather is hot and humid (ˈhju:mId).

He loses all his sense of humour (/ˈhju:mə(r)/)

in such a condition of weather (/ˈweðə(r)/).

Consonant                 / h /                  144

Hed feels humiliated (/hju:ˈmIlIeItId/)

when someone calls him ‘Fatty Hed’.

He knows he looks fat and huge for his age.

But he thinks it is hard and harsh (/hα:∫/)

to endure being teased in that manner.

He thinks he needs to discipline himself more.

He should climb up the hill at least once a week.

He should take part in hip-hop dance to slim down.

He can have hip-hop at home (/hǝum/).

He can hit sandbags to trim off.

He can play hockey (/ˈhʊkI/) with his friends.

He should cultivate good habits (/ˈhæbIts/).

He really need some hobbies

 to keep his mind off the food.