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Well said : pronunciation for clear communication / Linda Grant.

LIBRA PE1137 .G73 2001
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Grant, Linda
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
English language--Pronunciation.
English language.
Physical Description:
x, 230 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm
Edition:
2nd ed.
Place of Publication:
Boston : Heinle & Heinle Publishers, ©2001.
Summary:
Offering a lively and communicative approach for increasing pronunciation and speaking skills, Well Said second edition provides students with the pronunciation and speaking tools they need to communicate in social, academic, business, and professional settings.
Contents:
Part I. Introductory Chapters
1. Your Pronunciation Profile
The Speech Profile
Speech Profile Summary Form
Needs and Attitudes Assessment
Setting Personal Goals
2. Using a Dictionary for Pronunciation
Introduction to Dictionary Symbols
Pronunciation Key for Well Said, Second Edition
Part II. Getting Started with Sounds and Syllables
3. Sound/Spelling Patterns
Listen!
Rules and Practices 1: Unusual Consonant Spelling Patterns
Rules and Practices 2: Final Consonant Sounds and Spellings
Communicative Practice: Evacuate!
Extend Your Skills ... to Reporting an Emergency
4. Syllables and Word Endings
Rules and Practices 1: Syllables and -s Endings
Communicative Practice 1: Stockroom Inventory
Rules and Practices 2: Syllables and -ed Endings
Communicative Practice 2: Revealing Your Past
Extend Your Skills ... to Descriptions of Graphs
Explaining a Graph/Self-Evaluation Form
Part III. Stress, Rhythm, and Intonation
5. Stress in Words
Rules and Practices: Using Parts of Speech to Predict Stress
Communicative Practice: Solving a Problem
6. Stress in Words (Part 2)
Rules and Practices: Using Suffixes to Predict Stress
Communicative Practice: Library Orientation
Beyond the Pronunciation Classroom: Applying for a Library Card
Mid-Course Self-Evaluation
7. Rhythm in Sentences
Rules and Practices: Stressed and Reduced Words
Communicative Practice: Scheduling an Appointment
Extend Your Skills ... to Recording a Message
Beyond the Pronunciation Classroom: Knock! Knock! Jokes
8. Intonation and Focus in Discourse
Rules and Practices: Placement of Focus
Communicative Practice: Announcing Schedule Changes
Extend Your Skills ... to a Contrastive Analysis
Beyond the Pronunciation Classroom: Comparing Business Practices
9. More Functions of Intonation
Rules and Practices
Communicative Practice: Mini-Dramas
Extend Your Skills ... to Interviews and Surveys
Beyond the Pronunciation Classroom: Placing a Food Order
10. Phrasing, Pausing, and Linking
Rules and Practices 1: Phrases and Thought Groups
Rules and Practices 2: Linking
Communicative Practice: Driving Test
Extend Your Skills ... to a Process Presentation
Process Presentation/Self-Evaluation Form
Beyond the Pronunciation Classroom: Checking Air Fares
A. Strategies for Independent Learning
B. Consonants
An Overview of the Consonant Sounds of American English
The 24 Consonant Sounds
Voiced and Voiceless Consonants
Forming Consonant Sounds
Consonant Chart
Consonant Practices
1.. Consonant 1. /[theta]/ as in think (vs./s/, /t/, and /f/)
2.. Consonant 2. /f/ as in fine (vs./p/)
3.. Consonant 3. /[function of]/ as in she (vs./t[function of]/ and /s/)
4.. Consonant 4. /r/ as in right (vs./l/)
5.. Consonant 5. /[v]/ as in vote (vs./w/, /b/, and /f/)
C. Vowels
An Overview of the Vowel Sounds of American English
Front Vowels
Central Vowels
Back Vowels
Diphthongs
Vowel Chart
Tense and Lax Vowels
Vowel Practices
1.. Vowel 2: /[I]/ as in hit (vs. Vowel 1: /i[superscript y]/ as in he)
2.. Vowel 4: /[varepsilon]/ as in met (vs. Vowel 3: /e[superscript y]/ as in made; Vowel 5: /ae/ as in mad)
3.. Vowel 7: /[characters not reproducible]/ as in nut (vs. Vowel 8: /[alpha]/ as in not)
4.. Vowel 10: /[characters not reproducible]/ as in took (vs. Vowel 9: /u[superscript w]/ as in too)
5.. Vowel 8: /[alpha]/ as in not (vs. Vowel 11: /o[superscript w]/ as in no).
Notes:
Includes index.
ISBN:
0838402089
9780838402085
OCLC:
43851565

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