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- 6. TABLE OF CONTENTS
- 8. Introduction
- 16. Part I Essentials ot English Phonetics
- 17. II. The Classification of English Consonant Phonemes
- 20. III. TheClassiiication of English Vowel Phonemes
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26.
TABLE OF ENGLISH AND RUSSIAN VOWELS
IV. Articulation of English Consonants - 47. V. Pronunciation of English Vowels
- 62. VI. The Junction of Speech Sounds
- 66. II. Interpenetration of Stages
- 71. VII. Assimilation, Accommodation, Elision
- 76. VIII Subsidiary Variants of English Phonemes
- 87. IX. Syllable Formation and Syllable Division
- 90. X. Tbe Accentual Structure of English Words
- 96. XI. Strong and Weak Forms
- 130. XIV. Intonation Expressing Attitudes Neutral to the Listener
- 144. XV. Emphatic Intonation
- 156. XVI. Intonation Expressing Attitudes Non-neutral to tbe Listener
- 163. XVII. Intonation of Longer Sentences
- 166. XVIII. Intonation of Parentheses. Vocatives and Reporting Phrases
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172.
Part II Exercises
II. The Classification of English Consonant Phonemes
III. The Classification of English Vowel Phonemes
IV. Articulation of English Consonants - 177. V. The Pronunciation of English Vowels
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181.
VI. The Junction of Sounds
VIl. Assimilation and Accommodation in English - 182. VIII. Subsidiary Variants of English Phonemes
- 183. IX. Syllable Formation and Syllable Division
- 184. X. Tne Accentual Structure of English Words
- 185. XI. Strong and Weak Fems
- 198. XIV-XVl. Intonation Expressing Attitudes Neutral and Non-neutral to the Listener
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199.
II. Implicatory Statements
General Questions -
200.
II. Confirmatory General Questions
III. General Questions Put Forward as Subjects for Discussion, General Questions-Suggestlons - 201. IV. Echoing General Questions
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202.
V. Insistent General Questions
VI. General Quest ions—Com ments
Special Questions
II. Questions Calling for Repetition - 203. III. Echoing Questions
- 206. Disjunctive Questions
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209.
Imperative
II. Requests - 210. III. Warnings
- 212. Exclamation-Like Sentences
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213.
II. Farewells
III. Apologies - 214. IV. Expressions of Gratitude
- 215. Pattern Identification and intonation Marking Exercises
- 219. XVII. Intonation of Longer Sentences
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220.
XVIII. Intonation of Parentheses
II. The Intonation of Vocatives -
221.
III. The Intonation of Reporting Phrases
Key to Pattern Identification and Intonation Marking Exercises -
222.
Key to II
III. Passages for Intonation Marking: -
225.
Part III Reader
2. A Street in London -
226.
3. Afternoon Tea
4. A Visit to London
5. Time - 227. 6. A Visit to the Doctor
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228.
7. Radio and Television
8. Travelling
9. The Theatre - 229. 10. Rex Got Lost
- 230. 11. A Hardworking Boy
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231.
12. A Forgetful Husband
13. Nursing a Sick Husband - 232. 14. Birthday Presents
- 233. 15. Digging Up Potatoes is Good for the Appetite
- 234. 16. Saving a Dog
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235.
17. Mending an Electric Iron
18. Alter the Cinema - 236. 19. A Talk about Television
- 237. 20. About Driving Lessons
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238.
21. A Day when Everything Seemed to Go Wrong
22. Asking the Way -
239.
23. Rendezvous
24. Arrival -
240.
25. Departure
26. A walk for the Dog
27. The Lunch Problem -
241.
28. A Predicament
29. Wilde O. The Importance of Being Earnest - 242. 30. Shaw B. Pygmalion. Act II
- 243. 31. Shaw B. Mrs. Warren’s Profession. Act III .
- 244. 32. Jerome K- J. Three Men in a Boat. Extract 1
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245.
Jerome K. J. Three Men in a Boat. Extract 2 .
33. Galsworthy J. The Man of Property -
246.
34. Byron G. Twilight
35. Shelley Percy. To the Men of England -
247.
36. Mackay. No Enemies
37. Bums R. О My Luve's Like a Red, Red Rose -
248.
38. Shakespeare W. Sonnet 116
39. Kipling R. Six Serving Men - 249. Supplement: Phonetic Vocabulary
- 256. List of Phonetic Symbols and Signs
- 257. Библиография