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WARMING-UP LESSON 1

Significance of the course 11

Requirements to be met for the course 11

Difference between English letters and phonemes 11

Relevant articulators that appear within this lesson 11

1．Lips 11

2．Teeth 11

3．Teeth ridges 11

4．Tongue 11

5．Vocal cords and Adam's apple 11

6．Nasal cavity 11

7．Mouth cavity 11

Voiced sound 11

Voiceless sound 11

Movie extracts 11

[Intensive]I KNOW WHAT YOU NEED 11

[Extensive]WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN 11

LESSON 1 11

Classification of phonemes in English 30

Plosives 30

Incomplete explosion(1) 30

Phonemes:[i:][∫][f][d][l] 30

Movie extracts: 30

[Intensive]LET's GO BACK TO CLASS 30

[Extensive]THEY WON'T SEND ME OTHERWISE 30

LESSON 2 30

Incomplete explosion(2) 49

Phonemes:[i][e][t][g] 49

Movie extracts: 49

[Intensive]DON'T BE MAD 49

[Extensive]I'M NOT TAKING ANY CRAFT FROM YOU,PAL 49

LESSON 3 49

Syllable 69

Common way to identify syllable boundaries 69

Phonemes:[？] 69

summary of front vowels:[i:][i][e][？][s][m] 69

Movie extracts: 69

[Intensive]JUST SQUIRRELS AND BIRDS 69

[Extensive]HURRY UP AND GO HOME 69

LESSON 4 69

Stressed & unstressed syllables 86

Way to deal with a stressed or an unstressed syllable 86

First and second stresses 86

Liaison between a consonant and a vowel within a sentence 86

Phoneme:[？] 86

Movie extracts: 86

[Intensive]BACK TO BED 86

[Extensive]A NICE LITTLE BED FOR YOU 86

LESSON 5 86

Closed syllable 103

Vowel letters' common pronunciations in a stressed closed syllable 103

Assimilation between vowels 103

Phonemes [？][？][？] 103

Movie extracts: 103

[Intensive]YOU HAD A BATH 103

[Extensive]JUST TIME KNEW THE TRUTH 103

LESSON 6 103

Function words 127

Weak form for function words with a monosyllable 127

Assimilation between two identical consonants 127

Phonemes:[a:] 127

Different pronunciations matching the letter combination "ar" between British and American accentsDifferent pronunciations matching the vowel letter "a" in a stressed closed syllable between British and American accents[k][n]Movie extracts:[Intensive]HE'S GOING TO GET THROUGH THIS[Extensive]PUT YOUR ADDRESS DOWN THERELESSON 7 127

A voiceless to a relevant voiced consonant in a stressed syllable 149

Sentence stress(1) 149

Phonemes:[u:][？][r][h] 149

Movie extracts for pronunciation practice: 149

[Intensive]WATCH THE BIRDIE 149

[Extensive]WE GOT TO THE RESEARCH HOSPITAL 149

Movie extract for listening comprehension practice:SOMEBODY HELP ME,PLEASE! 149

LESSON 8 149

Difference from both the phonetic and orthographic angles 169

Voiceless to voiced within unstressed syllable only for American accent 169

Open syllable 169

Phonemes:[ai][b][w] 169

Movie extracts for pronunciation practice: 169

[Intensive]WHAT DO YOU WISH 169

[Extensive]MY MOUTHWASH 169

Movie extract for listening comprehension practice:I DIDN'T MEAN TO HURT YOU 169

LESSON 9 169

Elision in pronouns 190

Phonemes:[au][ts][t∫][j] 190

Movie extracts for pronunciation practice: 190

[Intensive]FOUR SCORES AND SEVEN YEARS AGO 190

[Extensive]THEY ARE ALL YOURS 190

Movie extract for listening comprehension practice:HOW DI IT GO 190

LESSON 10 190

Sentence stress(2):logical stress 208

Syllable elision for function words 208

Phonemes:[？][ei][？] 208

Movie extracts for pronunciation practice: 208

[Intensive]YOU STOOD ME UP 208

[Extensive]IT'S ALWAYS A VERY MODERN TECHNIQUE 208

Movie extract for listening comprehension practice:DON'T PARK THAT CLOSE 208

LESSON 11 208

Palatalization between[s]and[j] 228

Elision in auxillary verbs 228

Phonemes:[u][P][v][z] 228

Movie extracts for pronunciation practice: 228

[Intensive]NICE SHOT 228

[Extensive]I'LL FIND A WAY TO INTRODUCE MYSELF 228

Movie extract for listening comprehension practice:THE JACKET IS REVERSIBLE 228

LESSON 12 228

Weak forms for pronouns 251

Syllabic and sonants 251

Phonemes:[？](GB) [？](US) [tr][dz] 251

Movie extracts for pronunciation practice: 251

[Intensive]OH,USUAL 251

[Extensive]AS USUAL 251

Movie extract for listening comprehension practice:TELL ME MORE 251

LESSON 13 251

Summary on back vowels 270

Back vowels' difference between British and American accents 270

Vowel elision within unstressed function words or pronouns 270

Vowels to somewhat a semi-vowels or vice versa 270

Phonemes:[？][？] 270

Movie extracts for pronunciation practice: 270

[Intensive]HE'S BIG FOR HIS AGE 270

[Extensive]WE SHOULD GET THE MANAGER 270

Movie extract for listening comprehension practice:LOVING,LOYAL,DEVOTED DOGS 270

LESSON 14 270

Liaison between two vowels 293

Velar to alveolar nasal 293

Palatalization: 293

[t]+[j]+v=[t∫]+v 293

[d]+[j]+v=[？]+v 293

[s]+[j]+v=[∫]+v 293

[z]+[j]+v=[？]+v 293

Phonemes:[？][？] 293

Movie extracts for pronunciation practice: 293

[Intensive]HEY,NEIGHBOR! 293

[Extensive]THAT'S MY SPEECH 293

Movie extract for listening comprehension practice:OSCAR'S 70-YEAR BIRTHDAY 293

LESSON 15 293

Assimilation between two similar consonants 315

Exception for incomplete explosion 315

Phonemes:[i？][？][dr] 315

Distinction between American and British accents on[？] 315

Distinction between American and British accents on[？] 315

Movie extracts for pronunciation practice: 315

[Intensive]MOTHER OF THE YEAR 315

[Extensive]HOW TOUCHING 315

Identifying sound changes through a selected VOA broadcasting program 315

LESSON 16 315

Phonetic symbols and background information about International Phonetic Alphabet 336

Broad and narrow transcriptions 336

Some related distinguished phoneticians and symbols used in some of the most popular American,British and English-Chinese DictionariesReview:A brief summary on sound changes in connective speechIdentifying sound changes through selected VOA broadcasting programsAPPENDIXESⅠ．Lyrics from movie songs and tapes 336

1．The sound of music 344

2．Climb every mountain 344

3．Love will find a way 344

4．Right here waiting for you 344

5．Silent night 344

6．Red river valley 344

7．Angel 344

Ⅱ．Technical terms 344

Ⅲ．Vocabulary 348