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This document provides examples of how to tell time in English using common time-telling phrases like "o'clock", "half past", "quarter past", and "quarter to". It gives the time in hours and minutes followed by the corresponding phrase, such as 1:00 is "one o'clock" and 10:30 is "half past ten". The document aims to teach English language learners how to read and express the current time.
Key
This document discusses the dimensions of oral communication, including articulatory, acoustic, and auditory dimensions. It describes factors that affect pitch such as idiosyncratic, socio-cultural, and emotional factors. It then discusses systems of pitch movement and how the pitch level of the onset syllable determines the key of an utterance, while the pitch level of the tonic syllable represents the termination. The key system is associated with different meanings depending on the pitch level.
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Key
This document discusses dimensions of oral communication including articulatory, acoustic, and auditory aspects. It describes factors that affect pitch such as physical conditions, socio-cultural constraints, and emotions. Pitch movement is analyzed using a tone system of falling, rising, rise-fall, and fall-rise tones. The key and termination of a tonic syllable independently convey meaning through high, mid, or low pitch levels. Key contrasts, adds, or equates meanings while termination imposes varying constraints on responses from the next speaker.
Presentation intonation
This document discusses intonation in speech, which refers to variations in pitch and melody. It covers different aspects of intonation including tone units, prominence, tone, accentual function, grammatical function, attitudinal function, and discourse function. The document also discusses different approaches to learning intonation such as interacting with native speakers, explicit instruction and analysis, and setting realistic goals around functional communication skills.
Students presentation on tonality
An intonation break corresponds to a syntactic boundary and typically occurs between sentences, phrases, and occasionally words for emphasis. Intonation breaks help mark the end of clauses, noun phrases, and lists to resolve ambiguities and chunk information into digestible pieces for the listener. The location and number of intonation breaks depends on factors like grammar, sentence structure, and whether the language is scripted or spontaneous.
Taller Autonomía
Jennifer asks Saverio for directions to get to the city center. Saverio tells her to take bus number 12 and get off after four or five stops. Jennifer thanks him. Saverio asks if she is foreign, and Jennifer says she is American from Chicago. She has been in Italy for two days to study, not for work. Saverio welcomes her and introduces himself. Jennifer introduces herself as well. Saverio compliments her Italian. Jennifer thanks him. They discover they live near each other on Via Verdi street. Jennifer says she will see Saverio soon.
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This document provides examples of how to tell time in English using common time-telling phrases like "o'clock", "half past", "quarter past", and "quarter to". It gives the time in hours and minutes followed by the corresponding phrase, such as 1:00 is "one o'clock" and 10:30 is "half past ten". The document aims to teach English language learners how to read and express the current time.
Key
This document discusses the dimensions of oral communication, including articulatory, acoustic, and auditory dimensions. It describes factors that affect pitch such as idiosyncratic, socio-cultural, and emotional factors. It then discusses systems of pitch movement and how the pitch level of the onset syllable determines the key of an utterance, while the pitch level of the tonic syllable represents the termination. The key system is associated with different meanings depending on the pitch level.
November@Roselle Public Library
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help boost feelings of calmness, happiness and focus.
Key
This document discusses dimensions of oral communication including articulatory, acoustic, and auditory aspects. It describes factors that affect pitch such as physical conditions, socio-cultural constraints, and emotions. Pitch movement is analyzed using a tone system of falling, rising, rise-fall, and fall-rise tones. The key and termination of a tonic syllable independently convey meaning through high, mid, or low pitch levels. Key contrasts, adds, or equates meanings while termination imposes varying constraints on responses from the next speaker.
Presentation intonation
This document discusses intonation in speech, which refers to variations in pitch and melody. It covers different aspects of intonation including tone units, prominence, tone, accentual function, grammatical function, attitudinal function, and discourse function. The document also discusses different approaches to learning intonation such as interacting with native speakers, explicit instruction and analysis, and setting realistic goals around functional communication skills.
Students presentation on tonality
An intonation break corresponds to a syntactic boundary and typically occurs between sentences, phrases, and occasionally words for emphasis. Intonation breaks help mark the end of clauses, noun phrases, and lists to resolve ambiguities and chunk information into digestible pieces for the listener. The location and number of intonation breaks depends on factors like grammar, sentence structure, and whether the language is scripted or spontaneous.
Taller Autonomía
Jennifer asks Saverio for directions to get to the city center. Saverio tells her to take bus number 12 and get off after four or five stops. Jennifer thanks him. Saverio asks if she is foreign, and Jennifer says she is American from Chicago. She has been in Italy for two days to study, not for work. Saverio welcomes her and introduces himself. Jennifer introduces herself as well. Saverio compliments her Italian. Jennifer thanks him. They discover they live near each other on Via Verdi street. Jennifer says she will see Saverio soon.
Proclaiming and referring tones
The document discusses intonation patterns in English conversations. It provides examples of sentences with different tones, such as statements with rising or falling tones. It also includes examples of agreeing with a statement and then adding new information, such as using "of course" followed by "but". Listeners are instructed to identify the tones in short conversations and practice agreeing and adding new information in partner activities.
Teaching intonation
This document discusses reasons for teaching pronunciation when learning English as an additional language. It is important for intelligibility so people can communicate effectively in English globally. Approaches to teaching pronunciation include intuitive-imitative, which uses exposure to the language, and analytic-linguistic, which raises awareness through instruction. It is best to integrate pronunciation into listening and speaking lessons and focus on larger units of speech rather than isolated sounds. Techniques include description, listening activities, and communicative practice. The goals are to promote intelligibility and ensure messages are understood.
Nasals and other consonants
The document discusses several English consonant sounds:
- Plosives like /p/, /b/, /t/, /d/, /k/, /g/ involve complete closure in the mouth. /m/ and /n/ are similar but /ŋ/ is distributed differently.
- /ŋ/ never occurs initially, often medially like in "thinking", and rarely after long vowels. Its realization as /ŋg/ or /ŋ/ depends on morphology.
- /l/ has two allophones - dark /l/ before consonants and clear /l/ before vowels. /r/ is only pronounced before vowels in BBC English.
- /j/ and /w/
Political Correctness
The document discusses political correctness and provides numerous examples of politically correct terms that avoid directly referencing characteristics like gender, race, religion, and physical attributes that could offend or marginalize groups. It notes how PC language aims to be more inclusive through terminology that emphasizes occupational skills over gendered jobs. Examples also include alternative terms for personal attributes, students' academic performance, and pet owners' descriptions of their cats' behaviors.
Vowels, diphthongs and triphthongs
The document provides information about diphthongs including their definition, characteristics, and classification. It defines diphthongs as sounds consisting of a movement from one vowel to another, with the first part being longer and stronger. Diphthongs are classified as centring, closing, or ending in specific vowels. Examples of each type of diphthong are provided.
Presentation intonation
Intonation refers to the melody or pattern of pitch changes in speech. It serves various functions including marking prominence or emphasis on certain words, indicating grammatical roles such as questions versus statements, and organizing spoken discourse. The document discusses intonation patterns in English and approaches for learning intonation through interaction, instruction, and setting realistic goals.
Dorothy A Nurse!
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Interview Success
This document provides tips for interview success, including how to prepare for different types of interviews and what to expect during the interview process. It outlines how to research the company and position, develop responses to common interview questions, and make a positive first impression with appropriate attire, body language and communication skills. Key recommendations include practicing answers to potential questions, having a list of accomplishments and skills ready, following up with a thank you note, and focusing responses on how your qualifications are a strong fit for the role.
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Dan's intro
Dan Swanson introduces himself as a freelance writer and creative director looking for new work. He has extensive experience across various formats, including advertising, and is committed to getting jobs done around the clock. Dan claims to understand how to craft the right message for different audiences, from gamers to rednecks. While he has won awards and landed clients in the past, he is looking to take on new projects and help companies rise above the noise to engage customers.
Government Sources for Scientific Information
The document provides a list of government websites that are sources for scientific information on various topics including energy, the environment, health, and forestry. It includes the URLs and brief descriptions of websites run by agencies like the Department of Energy, Environmental Protection Agency, US Geological Survey, National Institutes of Health, and US Forest Service that provide data, reports, and other resources for research. It also lists some kid-friendly science websites hosted by the government.
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Proclaiming and referring tones
The document discusses intonation patterns in English conversations. It provides examples of sentences with different tones, such as statements with rising or falling tones. It also includes examples of agreeing with a statement and then adding new information, such as using "of course" followed by "but". Listeners are instructed to identify the tones in short conversations and practice agreeing and adding new information in partner activities.
Teaching intonation
This document discusses reasons for teaching pronunciation when learning English as an additional language. It is important for intelligibility so people can communicate effectively in English globally. Approaches to teaching pronunciation include intuitive-imitative, which uses exposure to the language, and analytic-linguistic, which raises awareness through instruction. It is best to integrate pronunciation into listening and speaking lessons and focus on larger units of speech rather than isolated sounds. Techniques include description, listening activities, and communicative practice. The goals are to promote intelligibility and ensure messages are understood.
Nasals and other consonants
The document discusses several English consonant sounds:
- Plosives like /p/, /b/, /t/, /d/, /k/, /g/ involve complete closure in the mouth. /m/ and /n/ are similar but /ŋ/ is distributed differently.
- /ŋ/ never occurs initially, often medially like in "thinking", and rarely after long vowels. Its realization as /ŋg/ or /ŋ/ depends on morphology.
- /l/ has two allophones - dark /l/ before consonants and clear /l/ before vowels. /r/ is only pronounced before vowels in BBC English.
- /j/ and /w/
Political Correctness
The document discusses political correctness and provides numerous examples of politically correct terms that avoid directly referencing characteristics like gender, race, religion, and physical attributes that could offend or marginalize groups. It notes how PC language aims to be more inclusive through terminology that emphasizes occupational skills over gendered jobs. Examples also include alternative terms for personal attributes, students' academic performance, and pet owners' descriptions of their cats' behaviors.
Vowels, diphthongs and triphthongs
The document provides information about diphthongs including their definition, characteristics, and classification. It defines diphthongs as sounds consisting of a movement from one vowel to another, with the first part being longer and stronger. Diphthongs are classified as centring, closing, or ending in specific vowels. Examples of each type of diphthong are provided.
Presentation intonation
Intonation refers to the melody or pattern of pitch changes in speech. It serves various functions including marking prominence or emphasis on certain words, indicating grammatical roles such as questions versus statements, and organizing spoken discourse. The document discusses intonation patterns in English and approaches for learning intonation through interaction, instruction, and setting realistic goals.
Dorothy A Nurse!
Dorothy is studying to become a nurse because she enjoys helping people, sharing medical information, and working with infants and children. Her goals are to one day become the head nurse at a hospital after gaining experience and to find ways to have fun in her nursing career.
Interview Success
This document provides tips for interview success, including how to prepare for different types of interviews and what to expect during the interview process. It outlines how to research the company and position, develop responses to common interview questions, and make a positive first impression with appropriate attire, body language and communication skills. Key recommendations include practicing answers to potential questions, having a list of accomplishments and skills ready, following up with a thank you note, and focusing responses on how your qualifications are a strong fit for the role.
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The document provides information on unplanned ground evacuations from aircraft. It discusses factors that influence successful evacuations such as assertive commands from cabin crew and assessing outside conditions before opening exits. It also addresses when cabin crew may initiate an evacuation without direction from flight crew, such as in cases of uncontrollable fire or smoke. The silent review process outlines how cabin crew should prepare for potential emergencies during takeoff and landing.
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Dan's intro
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El documento describe un proyecto de presupuesto participativo para revitalizar una zona comercial. Se propone realizar un estudio de mercado y contratar un equipo para desarrollar una estrategia que mejore el espacio público y atraiga más personas, como alumbrar zonas oscuras y equiparlas para actividades culturales. También se analizan circuitos turísticos propuestos y la posibilidad de conceder espacios públicos a comerciantes para que instalen puestos de comida y aumenten la oferta gastronómica de la zona.
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