'Primary stress' diaporamas de présentation

English and tone languages

English and tone languages. John Goldsmith. English as a Tone Language. Some basics about language and speech Tone languages and non-tone languages around the world Intonation in English for those working in speech

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CH 3

CH 3. phonology.

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NEEP 541 Design of Irradiated Structures

NEEP 541 Design of Irradiated Structures. Fall 2002 Jake Blanchard. Outline. Design of Irradiated Structures ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code Loads Limits Examples. ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code. Designed to enhance safety of pressure vessels

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Daniel W.H. Su, Sr. geomechanical engineer Greg J. Hasenfus , Sr. geomechanical engineer

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Phonetics and Phonology

Phonetics and Phonology. Lecture 2. Production of sounds.

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Contrastive Linguistics Teaching Stress Prof. Walid Amer

The Islamic University_ Gaza Faculty of Arts_ English Department Master Degree of Translation and Applied Linguistics. Contrastive Linguistics Teaching Stress Prof. Walid Amer. Supra-segmental Features.

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Supra-segmental Features

Supra-segmental Features. Supra-segmental features are t hese melodic or prosodic elements in the flow of spoken language. They include pitch, length, stress and intonation.

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3.2 Stress

3.2 Stress. Stress refers to the degree of force used in producing a syllable. In transcription, a raised vertical line [ ? ] is often used just before the syllable it relates to.

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Learning Pronunciations

Learning Pronunciations. Laugh is pronounced laf. Phrase is pronounced fraze. Wreck is pronounced rek. Unfortunately, very few English words are spelled the way they are pronounced. The dictionary comes to the rescue!!!!.

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Book 1

English Pronunciation. ? ? ? ? ? ?. Book 1. Yang Limin. Designer :Yuanlee. Designer :Yuanlee. Speech (I). Contents. 1. Introduction. 2. Word Stress. 3. Weak and Strong Forms. 4. Sentence Stress. 5. Exit. Exit.

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WORD STRESS PATTERNS

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STRESS

STRESS. NATURE LEXICAL & POST-LEXICAL LEVEL. THEORY OF PROMINENCE FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS. IMPORTANT NOTIONS : STRESS - ACCENT. PROMINENCE :Give more emphasis to some parts of an utterance.

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Complex word stress

Complex word stress. Chapter 11. Diphthongs . / i ? / Beard weird / e? / Aired scares /u? / Moored tour / ei / Face trace . Other diphthongs . / ai / Time nice / Di / Voice void / ?u /

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Part 2 Word Stress

Part 2 Word Stress. Stress can also be used to indicate the syntactic relationships between words or parts of words. (p. 111). noun vs verb noun ? 1 st syllable; verb ? last syllable e.g. an ? insult, to in ? sult ; an ? overflow, to over ? flow ; an ? increase, to in ? crease.

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