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Introductory Corrective CourseCONTENTS PREFACE 4 KEY TO PHONEMIC AND OTHER SYMBOLS 5 ACADEMIC THEMATIC SYLLABUS 6 NOTES ON ENGLISH PHONETICS 7 THE ORGANS OF SPEECH 7 ARTICULATION BASIS OF ENGLISH 8 THE ENGLISH VOWEL SYSTEM 8 THE ENGLISH CONSONAT SYSTEM 11 VOWEL REDUCTION 12 ASSIMILATION 14 WORD STRESS 16 ENGLISH INTONATION. ITS COMPONENTS 17 THE SEGMENTS OF THE INTONATION GROUP 18 THE SYSTEM OF SCALES 19 TERMINAL TONES 24 SENTENCE STRESS 27 LOGICAL STRESS 30 SOME RULES OF SYNTAGMATIC DIVISION 30 GRAPHICAL RULES 33 TONGUE TWISTERS 41 PRACTICAL ASSIGNMENTS 45 WORD STRESS 45 LINKING OF WORDS IN CONNECTED SPEECH 46 ASSIMILATION 47 RHYTHM AND RHYTHMIC GROUPS 53 SCALES AND TERMINAL TONES 54 WORD PHONETIC ANALYSIS MODEL 58 SENTENCE PHONETIC ANALYSIS MODEL 58 PREPARATORY TESTS 59 PEDAGOGICAL CLASSIFICATION OF PRONUNCIATION ERRORS 63 PHONETIC AND GRAMMAR TERMS 65 RECOMMENDED LITERATURE 70 Preface English Pronunciation Made Simple: An Introductory Course for Students of English is designed to help first-year students acquire correct articulation, practise rhythm and basic intonation patterns of the English language. The book is an attempt to fill a real gap in the materials available on practical phonetics. The bulk of the theoretical material on English practical phonetics presented in the manual has been used for many years in teaching first-year students and has, in the authors’ opinion, passed the test of time. In preparing the manual for publication, the authors have enlarged the original material by including exercises in practising English articulation and intonation, the list of tongue twisters, preparatory tests and a list of phonetic and grammar terms with transcription. The material presented has been developed for use in the classroom as well for students working alone. The manual concentrates on elements of pronunciation which help students to overcome difficulties in acquiring English pronunciation, understand and be understood in English as well as develop a competence for effective speaking. Key to phonemic and other symbols Vowels
Consonants
Other symbols /"/put before the syllable with main stress /%/ put before the syllable with secondary stress; partially stressed syllable °m the Low Fall Îm the High Fall ,m the Low Rise æm the High Rise ↑m Accidental/Special Rise ëm the Fall-Rise ^m the Rise-Fall Ìm the stressed syllable of the Sliding Scale Ëm the stressed syllable in the Scandent Scale Introductory Corrective Course Date: 2015-12-11; view: 1402
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