Mandy Egle | 2008—2010 | mp3 + mp4 + Tapescript | 1.71 GB In the American English Pronunciation Podcast, Mandy offers weekly lessons covering the most common and difficult English pronunciation issues for non-native English speakers and ESL students everywhere. Formal and informal pronunciation patterns are discussed. Learn about the pronunciations you are actually hearing in conversational English, not just perfect “dictionary pronunciation.” Content : 01 The English th sounds 02 The English t sound and d sound 03 The English s sound and z sound 04 The American English r sound 05 The American English r sound and l sound 06 The American English r-controlled vowels 07 The English w sound and y sound 08 The American English long vowel sounds 09 The American English short vowel sounds 10 The American English oo sound and u (as in put) 11 The American English aw sound, oi sound and ow sound 12 The American English common contractions 13 The American English informal contractions 14 Linking consonant sounds 15 Linking vowel sounds 16 Reduced pronouns he, him, her, them 17 The English sh sound and zh sound 18 The English f sound and v sound 19 The English -ed ending pronunciation 20 The Rythm Rule and Sentence Stress 21 The Rythm Rule and Sentence Stress, continued 22 Review all the sounds covered so far 23 English p sound and b sound 24 English ch sound and j sound 25 English ng sound, beginning nasal sounds 26 English m sound and n sound 27 English g sound and k sound 28 English h sound 29 compare the short i and long e sounds 30 2-syllable word stress and -tion -sion syllable stress 31 -ic suffix word syllable stress 32 -ize suffix word syllable stress 33 -ate suffix word syllable stress and heteronyms 34 consonant plus y suffix word syllable stress 35 there, their, they’re – they’re all said the same! 36 palpable, a word worth learning to say 37 says and said – two words not said with a long a 38 idea – a troublesome little 4-letter word 39 quit, quite, and quiet 40 been, not bean 41 the silent b in the -mb spelling 42 audio of video 1 review long and short vowels, long and short a 43 about the words world and word 44 letter x pronunciations 45 audio of video 2 long e and short e 46 th+r=difficult sound combination 47 could, should, and would 48 talk and walk and other -alk words 49 audio of video 3 long i and short i 50 the silent t in sten and stle 51 audio of video 4 compare short e, long e and short i 52 Linking from the -ed ending 53 Phrasal verb sentence stress 55 Introduction to intonation and high pitch words 56 Extra-high pitch words for extra intensity 57 Comparing extra-high and rising pitch words 58 Pitch Boundaries, Rising and Falling 59 Falling pitch boundaries on yes-no questions 60 Are tag questions really questions 61 The American t as a quick d sound 62 audio of video 5 long o spelling and pronunciation 63 When Americans don’t say the t sound 64 audio of video 6 short o spelling and pronunciation 65 The glottal stop in place of the t sound 66 Syllabic n’s and nasal plosions 67 audio of video 7 aw sound spelling and pronunciation 68 Voiced and Unvoiced th sound review 69 Numbers – Teens versus Tens 70 audio of video 8 long u and oo sound spelling and pronunciation 71 dropped syllables, syncope 72 Substituting the n sound for the ng sound in the -ing ending 73 Reducing the word ‘of’ to the schwa sound 74 Are the words for and four pronounced the same 75 The differences between can and can’t 76 audio of video 9 Schwa, Part 1 77 Comparing the long e, short i, short e, and short u sounds 78 Comparing the short a, short o, and aw sounds 79 Comparing the long a, long i, and long e sounds 80 audio of video 10 other u sound (u as in put) 81 Comparing the long o and ow sound 82 Thanksgiving holiday th sounds review 83 audio of video 11 schwa+r spelling and pronunciation 84 Words that begin with the wh- spelling 85 Why is the word Christmas pronounced with a k sound 86 audio of video 12 Using rhymes to learn pronunciation 87 Two New Year’s announcements 88 Why is tch easier to pronounce than ch 89 audio of video 13 Introduction to long vowels 89 introduction to long vowels.m1v 90 The j sound, spelled j, dge, ge, and g(i) 91 iPad-iPod, the world’s newest short a short o minimal pair 92 audio of video 14 sh sound, pronunciation and beginning spelling patterns 93 Do you accidentally make your l sound into a w sound 94 t+y=ch, d+y=j 95 audio of video 15 sh sound, part 2 96 The word women could have been wimmen Link: Vui lòng đăng nhập hoặc đăng ký để xem link Nguồn e-thuvien.com và filecrop.com
