鼻音,舌边音,单词重音.ppt

a polite girl a blind lion live and learn an awful child a lame calf love and help [j] The front of the tongue is raised towards the hard palate and the breath is forced out with voice. yet yard yours you year tune cure suit few a new suit in New York a year in the new unit a yellow yolk /j?uk/ [w] The lips are rounded and pushed forward, and then blow out with a voiced sound. we walk wood work away reward when white who and what wait a week weed the wheat when and where walk a while Where theres a will, there is a way. Please keep quiet for a while when we are all listening to the old worker. Willie is waiting for Walter to go swimming in West Lake. [w] [v] wan-van wale- vale wet-vet west-vest whale-veil wane-vain wheel-veal went-vent worse-verse wine-vine Word stress Listening Exercise –  the stressed syllable 1. reason resent 2. fish selfish 3. less careless 4. land island 5. refer reference 6. tune fortune 7. full careful 8. author authority 9. object(n) object(v) 10. park particular 11. some handsome 12. deerpark depart 13. parent parental 14. purify pursue 15. face surface 16. digest(n.) digest(v.) 17. social society 18. ford Oxford 19. man boatman 20. dry sundry Listening Exercise –  the reduced vowels 1. fort comfort 2. lace necklace 3. romance Roman 4. 5. rite favourite 6. table comfortable 7. ward forward 8. fort effort 9. cable educable 10 late chocolate 11 progress production 12 profit pronounce 13 necessity necessary 14 protest (n.) protest (v.) 15 valid validity 16 table profitable 17 man Englishman 18 prefer preference 19 photo photography 20 full handful Student A Student B a. permit (noun) b. permit (verb) We need a permit to park here. Please permit us to part here. a. insult (noun) b. insult (verb) That sounds like an insult. Do