Tongue Twisters, Rhymes, and Songs to Improve Your English PronunciationAuthor House, 14 нояб. 2007 г. - Всего страниц: 128 Okay. You are living and working in the United States, or perhaps you are living and working in your home country using English on a daily basis for business. You have basic English language fluency. I admire you because it has been a dream of mine to be able to speak another language--any language--as well as you speak English. But darn it! Don't you get a little tired of those funny looks? Doesn't it get annoying to hear, "Could you repeat that please?" The purpose of this workbook and accompanying CDs, is to help you realize why you get those occasional reactions from your listeners, and to take the good English you already have and polish it enough to keep those questions to a bare minimum. And while we're at it, I'd like for you to have some fun! |
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... think you have said if your mother tongue causes you to use the contrasted sound. For example, you mean to say that you work in a lab, but you don't voice the final /b/. Your listener is going to think you said lap, and is going to ...
... think you have said if your mother tongue causes you to use the contrasted sound. For example, you mean to say that you work in a lab, but you don't voice the final /b/. Your listener is going to think you said lap, and is going to ...
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... 3. On horrifically busy days, know that it is worthwhile to practice for a few minutes while in your car or doing household errands. Don't think that there is nothing to be gained just because you are too 4 Theresa Bareither.
... 3. On horrifically busy days, know that it is worthwhile to practice for a few minutes while in your car or doing household errands. Don't think that there is nothing to be gained just because you are too 4 Theresa Bareither.
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... thinking about it, but forget to use it during the flow of conversation. This tells me they are doing fine so far, but just need more practice. Focused practice helps. Make note of a couple of words you use often but forget to use ...
... thinking about it, but forget to use it during the flow of conversation. This tells me they are doing fine so far, but just need more practice. Focused practice helps. Make note of a couple of words you use often but forget to use ...
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Part IConsonants | 7 |
Final Voiced Consonants | 9 |
Initial Unvoiced Consonants | 13 |
Two Special t Sounds | 17 |
v and w | 21 |
Unvoiced th 9 | 27 |
Voiced th 5 | 31 |
Nasal consonant I | 35 |
Front Vowel I | 73 |
The short u vowel U | 77 |
Back VowelCl | 81 |
Central Vowel A | 85 |
Front Vowel | 89 |
the Schwa 9 | 93 |
Back Vowel o | 97 |
Back Vowel D | 101 |
Consonant Z | 39 |
sblends | 45 |
Glottal Glide h | 49 |
Affricate 313 | 53 |
Semivowel l | 57 |
Consonant r | 63 |
Part IIVowels | 67 |
Vocalic r 3 81 | 69 |
Cli and Clu diphthongs | 105 |
Appendices | 109 |
Cues for the Production of Speech Sounds | 110 |
Index of Practice Materials by Language | 112 |
Glossary | 113 |
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Suggested Resources | 120 |
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