'Final consonant sound' presentation slideshows

Speaking American English Part I for DiWan University

Speaking American English Part I for DiWan University. Presented by Dr. Lee Winters senior professor Northwestern Polytechnic University. Speech Mechanisms. Pronunciation Hints. Pronunciation and intonation of your first language interferes in speaking a second language.

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The Romantic Period Historical background

The Romantic Period occurred during what time period?. The Romantic Period Historical background. Answer : late 1700s to early 1800s. Romanticism was a reaction to the previous period known______________, where it was believed that reason, intellect, and science could solve all problems.

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Final Consonant Sounds

Final Consonant Sounds . How to pronounce final consonants in English. In this lesson you will learn:. The difference between voiced and voiceless consonant sounds. How to pronounce common word final consonants. How to lengthen the vowel sounds before voiced consonants.

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POETRY UNIT

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Sound Devices

Sound Devices. Poetry. Alliteration.

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Thought Groups

Thought Groups. Thought groups are verbal punctuation. They make your speech more understandable. You can recognize a thought group when you hear a strongly stressed word (the focus word), a sweep of melody, and a pause. Thought Groups. End of a clause (a clause has a subject and verb)

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