Clear English Pronunciation: A Practical Guide
Autor Dick Smakmanen Limba Engleză Paperback – 19 dec 2019
- introduces the phenomenon of pronunciation as part of a broader communicative realm;
- explains and demonstrates the melody and rhythm of understandable and natural English pronunciation;
- supports students in identifying and practicing their own pronunciation issues.
For more resources on English pronunciation, visit: englishpronunciationcentral.universiteitleiden.nl
Additionally, you can find recordings of a wide range of speakers here: https://www.universiteitleiden.nl/clearenglishpronunciation
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780367366438
ISBN-10: 0367366436
Pagini: 208
Ilustrații: 7 Illustrations, black and white
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 17 mm
Greutate: 0.28 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: Taylor & Francis
Colecția Routledge
Locul publicării:Oxford, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 0367366436
Pagini: 208
Ilustrații: 7 Illustrations, black and white
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 17 mm
Greutate: 0.28 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: Taylor & Francis
Colecția Routledge
Locul publicării:Oxford, United Kingdom
Public țintă
Postgraduate and UndergraduateCuprins
Preface
Acknowledgements
Your pronunciation before the course
PART A – SECOND-LANGUAGE PRONUNCIATION
2. Improving pronunciation
3. Using the speech tract
4. Using other pronunciation tools
PART B – COMBINING SOUNDS
5. Intonation
6. Vowel reduction
7. Word stress
8. Stressful words
9. Pronunciation variation
10. Sentence stress
11. Silences
12. Fortis and lenis endings
13. Contraction and assimilation
PART C – DIFFICULT CONSONANTS
14. Pronouncing pea, tea, and key [p, t, k]
15. Pronouncing teeth and teethe [θ, ð]
16. Pronouncing veer, beer, and Wear [v, b, w]
17. Pronouncing see and she [s, ʃ]
18. Pronouncing veal and zeal [v, z]
19. Choosing rhotacisation
20. Pronouncing right and light [ɹ, l]
21. Unpronounced consonants
22. Consonant tests
PART D – DIFFICULT VOWELS
23. Pronouncing dark and Dirk [ɑː, ɜː]
24. Pronouncing Dirk and dork [ɜː, ɔː]
25. Pronouncing dork and Doke [ɔ:, oʊ]
26. Pronouncing Doke and dock [oʊ, ɒ]
27. Pronouncing dock and duck [ɒ, ʌ]
28. Pronouncing look and Luke [ʊ, uː]
29. Pronouncing lick and leek [ɪ, iː]
30. Pronouncing marry and merry [æ, ɛ]
31. Pronouncing merry and Mary [ɛ, ɛː]
32. Avoiding vowel rhotacisation
33. Avoiding vowel nasalisation
34. Vowel tests
Your pronunciation after the course
References
Index
Acknowledgements
Your pronunciation before the course
PART A – SECOND-LANGUAGE PRONUNCIATION
2. Improving pronunciation
3. Using the speech tract
4. Using other pronunciation tools
PART B – COMBINING SOUNDS
5. Intonation
6. Vowel reduction
7. Word stress
8. Stressful words
9. Pronunciation variation
10. Sentence stress
11. Silences
12. Fortis and lenis endings
13. Contraction and assimilation
PART C – DIFFICULT CONSONANTS
14. Pronouncing pea, tea, and key [p, t, k]
15. Pronouncing teeth and teethe [θ, ð]
16. Pronouncing veer, beer, and Wear [v, b, w]
17. Pronouncing see and she [s, ʃ]
18. Pronouncing veal and zeal [v, z]
19. Choosing rhotacisation
20. Pronouncing right and light [ɹ, l]
21. Unpronounced consonants
22. Consonant tests
PART D – DIFFICULT VOWELS
23. Pronouncing dark and Dirk [ɑː, ɜː]
24. Pronouncing Dirk and dork [ɜː, ɔː]
25. Pronouncing dork and Doke [ɔ:, oʊ]
26. Pronouncing Doke and dock [oʊ, ɒ]
27. Pronouncing dock and duck [ɒ, ʌ]
28. Pronouncing look and Luke [ʊ, uː]
29. Pronouncing lick and leek [ɪ, iː]
30. Pronouncing marry and merry [æ, ɛ]
31. Pronouncing merry and Mary [ɛ, ɛː]
32. Avoiding vowel rhotacisation
33. Avoiding vowel nasalisation
34. Vowel tests
Your pronunciation after the course
References
Index
Notă biografică
Dick Smakman is a Lecturer at Leiden University, the Netherlands. He teaches and researches English language acquisition and sociolinguistics. He has taught English, Dutch, and sociolinguistics at various universities.
Recenzii
Clear English Pronunciation is focused on learners of English and their individual pronunciation issues in the process of communication. The book provides essential information concerning non-articulatory pronunciation skills, prosody, consonants and vowels, phoneme contrasts, and interlocutors` skills. The author urges speakers with different cultural and linguistic backgrounds to learn to understand each other and get along equally.
Sofiya Mitsova, South West University "Neofit Rilski", Bulgaria
Dick Smakman acknowledges that all L2 speakers are from somewhere and have their own specific trajectories. He convincingly shows that this is no problem because it suffices to work on international intelligibility. Clear English Pronunciation is a very practical resource that achieves this for English speakers around the world.
Patrick Heinrich, Ca’Foscari University of Venice, Italy
Clear English Pronunciation is a must-have resource for learners of English who want to improve their pronunciation to become comprehensible and to sound natural in different social settings. The textbook helps learners better understand the underlying principles of English pronunciation through many examples as well as plenty of opportunity for individualized practice.
Natalia Edisherashvili, School XXI Century, Georgia
Clear English Pronunciation provides many examples that demonstrate what could go wrong in communication. The course seeks to create not just correct articulation, but confident and understandable pronunciation. The interactive companion website with recordings and expanded explanations supports students in practicing and finding their own pronunciation issues.
Gergana Padareva-Ilieva, South-West University "Neofit Rilski", Bulgaria
Although accent is a natural trait of diversity among speakers of world languages, it may complicate otherwise smooth cross-cultural communication involuntarily. This is a long-awaited book, instrumental in improving the pronunciation skills strongly needed for effective communication in English as a global lingua franca in the context of its vast regional variation.
Viktoriya Zavyalova, Far Eastern Federal University, Russia
Sofiya Mitsova, South West University "Neofit Rilski", Bulgaria
Dick Smakman acknowledges that all L2 speakers are from somewhere and have their own specific trajectories. He convincingly shows that this is no problem because it suffices to work on international intelligibility. Clear English Pronunciation is a very practical resource that achieves this for English speakers around the world.
Patrick Heinrich, Ca’Foscari University of Venice, Italy
Clear English Pronunciation is a must-have resource for learners of English who want to improve their pronunciation to become comprehensible and to sound natural in different social settings. The textbook helps learners better understand the underlying principles of English pronunciation through many examples as well as plenty of opportunity for individualized practice.
Natalia Edisherashvili, School XXI Century, Georgia
Clear English Pronunciation provides many examples that demonstrate what could go wrong in communication. The course seeks to create not just correct articulation, but confident and understandable pronunciation. The interactive companion website with recordings and expanded explanations supports students in practicing and finding their own pronunciation issues.
Gergana Padareva-Ilieva, South-West University "Neofit Rilski", Bulgaria
Although accent is a natural trait of diversity among speakers of world languages, it may complicate otherwise smooth cross-cultural communication involuntarily. This is a long-awaited book, instrumental in improving the pronunciation skills strongly needed for effective communication in English as a global lingua franca in the context of its vast regional variation.
Viktoriya Zavyalova, Far Eastern Federal University, Russia
Descriere
This book provides students with the tools to effectively communicate in English without centering on native-speaker pronunciation models. Supported by an interactive companion website, this is an essential textbook for international learners of English who want to improve their pronunciation skills in diverse social settings.