[PDF.02op] Sounds Great, Book 1: Low Intermediate Pronunciation for Speakers of English

Sounds Great, Book 1: Low Intermediate Pronunciation for Speakers of English

[PDF.zu93] Sounds Great, Book 1: Low Intermediate Pronunciation for Speakers of English

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 | #642318 in Books |  1994 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  10.89 x.44 x8.50l,1.00 | File type: PDF | 172 pages

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||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Exercises are Useful, But Instructions aren't Easy to Follow|By Alison Sattler|The book offers several exercises for helping students practice their pronunciation skills, yet is not organized in a way that's easy for teachers and students to quickly assess what they need to do for each exercise. It provides instructions in narrative form before each exercise and offers partner| |1. The Vowel "e" 2. The Vowel "i" 3. Word Stress: Two Syllable Patterns 4. Word Stress: Predictable Three Syllable Patterns 5. Sentence Stress, Unstress, and Rhythm 6. Sentence Stress, Rhythm Groups, and Linking 7. Rising/Falling Intonation 8. Rising Intonatio

SOUNDS GREAT teaches learners to discover, recognize, and use American English word stress, sentence stress, intonation patterns, and high-frequency vowels and consonants. The many guided conversations, pair and small group practices, information gap activities, peer interviews, and short oral reports invite students to enjoy improving their command of spoken English.

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