'Secondary stress' presentation slideshows

BBI 2420 ORAL INTERACTION SKILLS 2 nd Semester 2016/2017

BBI 2420 ORAL INTERACTION SKILLS 2 nd Semester 2016/2017. PJJ Programme 1 ST FACE TO FACE SESSION Date: 25 February 2017. Instructor. Name: Mr. Jackson Wong Kok Ming Email: jacksonwong@upm.edu.my. Course Synopsis. correct pronunciation, appropriate stress and intonation skills,

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Technical Writing for Researchers and Graduate Students

Technical Writing for Researchers and Graduate Students. Spring 2003 Lincoln Campus Instructor: Deborah Derrick. Unit 4: Style and Usage . OUTLINE OF TOPICS Writing effective paragraphs Breaking up long sentences Making choppy writing flow Emphasizing the active voice

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Acoustic Evidence for Multiple, Quantity-Sensitive Stress in Chukchansi Yokuts

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English Pronunciation Practice ????????

English Pronunciation Practice ????????. Lecture 5 Syllables and Stress ?????. Warming up activity. t a p p e t s i t m y th t a pe P e te s i te m y ar m w ar m h er f ir st ca re he re the re fi re Do you think reading English is like singing a song?.

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The nature of stress

The nature of stress. All stressed syllables are more prominent than unstressed syllables. Four different factors are important: Stressed ayllables are louder than unstressed syllables; (loudness)

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Dump Heating temperature (Revision 2, part 2)

Dump Heating temperature (Revision 2, part 2). Ang Lee April 7, 2010. Slide from March 16, 2010. For structural calculation:

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Supra-segmental Features

Supra-segmental Features. Supra-segmental features are t hese melodic or prosodic elements in the flow of spoken language. They include pitch, length, stress and intonation.

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3.2 Stress

3.2 Stress. Stress refers to the degree of force used in producing a syllable. In transcription, a raised vertical line [ ? ] is often used just before the syllable it relates to.

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How words work. Syllables and word stress .

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STRESS

STRESS. NATURE LEXICAL & POST-LEXICAL LEVEL. THEORY OF PROMINENCE FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS. IMPORTANT NOTIONS : STRESS - ACCENT. PROMINENCE :Give more emphasis to some parts of an utterance.

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