英语听说课后答案册.pptxVIP

会计学;Listen to the lecture and judge the following statements.;chaos character chrome 铬 chorus choreography 舞蹈动作编排 chronic chronological synchronize;champagne chef charade 伪装；猜字游戏 chauffeur 汽车司机;Listen and check □ the words you hear in each pair. □joke, □choke □jump, □chump □edge, □etch □lunge, □lunch □ridge, □rich □serge, □search; □joke, □choke □jump, □chump □edge, □etch □lunge, □lunch □ridge, □rich □serge, □search;Pronunciation of gh The consonant digraph gh can be pronounced as /g/, /f/ or may be silent. In syllable-initial position gh is always pronounced as /g/ e.g. ghost /g??st/?? aghast /?｀gɑ?st/;Following a vowel letter, the pronunciation may be silent. This is always the case after i and ei, e.g. high/ha?/?? height/ha?t/??? plough/pla?/ caught/k??t/ Alternatively, the pronunciation may be /f/, e.g. rough/r?f/??? laugh/lɑ?f/ In addition A unique pronunciation of the consonant digraph gh is /p/, e.g. ?? hiccough/h?k.?p/;Stress rules;;2-syllable Heteronyms (同形异音异义词) There are a number of 2-syllable words that are stressed on the first syllable when the word is being used as a noun or adjective, and stressed on the second syllable when it is being used as a verb.;Compound word stress The first word of the compound usually takes the stress. If the word has a preposition as the first word of a compound word, the second word may take the stress. ;Suffix Stress ;Apply the rule: Can you find the stress pattern for classic, specific, and economic? Answer: They are stressed on the syllable before the -ic suffix. ;;However, many English words do not follow any syllable stress rule at all. The only way to learn them is to listen to native speakers.;3 Answers ? photograph photographic ?secret secretive ?enigma enigmatic ?dynamic dynamics ?expose exposure ?reflect reflection ?fascinated fascination ?origin original;Read the following passage and mark(/) each sense group in between.;While her face