英语语音语调简明教程

1 (p0-1): CONTENTS
1 (p0-2): Unit 1．Characteristics of English Sounds
1 (p0-3): 1.1 The Articulatory Characteristics of Vowels
3 (p0-4): 1.2 The Articulatory Characterislics of Consonants
5 (p0-5): 1.3 List of Phonetic Symbols
6 (p0-6): 1.4 Positions of the English Speech Organs
8 (p0-7): 1.5 Positions of the English Vowels
10 (p0-8): 1.6 Chart of the English Consonants
11 (p0-9): Unit 2．The Vowel Sounds
30 (p0-10): 2.1 Comparison of Vowels
41 (p0-11): Unit 3．The Consonant Sounds
65 (p0-12): Unit 4．Length，Sound Linking Assimilationi and Weakening of the English Sounds in Practical Usage
65 (p0-13): 4.1 Length
66 (p0-14): 4.2 Sound Liuking
66 (p0-15): 4.3 Assimilation
68 (p0-16): 4.4 Weakening
69 (p0-17): 4.5 Exercise
71 (p0-18): Unit 5．Stress and Rhythm
74 (p0-19): 5.1 Words Stress
77 (p0-20): 5.2 Sentence Stress
83 (p0-21): 5.3 Cases with No Stress
84 (p0-22): 5.4 The Rhythm of Sentences
86 (p0-23): 5.5 Exercises
91 (p0-24): Unit 6．Intonation
93 (p0-25): 6.1 A Brief Analysis of English Intonation
95 (p0-26): 6.2 Falling Tune
99 (p0-27): 6.3 Risirrg Tune
104 (p0-28): 6.4 The Treatment of Parentheises
107 (p0-29): 6.5 Emphatic Sentences
112 (p0-30): 7.1 Sentences of Different Types
112 (p0-31): Unit 7．Practice Materials
123 (p0-32): 7.2 Practice Dialogue
123 (p0-33): Caroline Arrives
126 (p0-34): The Folk Music Concert
131 (p0-35): An Outing to Brighton
135 (p0-36): Out Shopping
138 (p0-37): On the Telephone
143 (p0-38): Doctor Metcalfe
147 (p0-39): Trouble For Michael at University
152 (p0-40): A Rehearsal of Oscar Wilde's “The Importance of Bei g Earnest”