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English Listening & Pronunciation

          Rosetta Stone—
            Enrollment.
English course
Rosetta stone program
Linking sound
• What is up?
• What’s up?
• What’zup?
•   Rent rented
•   Want wanted
•   Plant planted
•   Folded
•   Added
•   Fainted
•   Started
Ed-t
•   Asked
•   Liked
•   Cooked
•   Walked
Ed-d
•   Worked
•   Lived
•   Called
•   arranged
Vowels and vowel rules

• A, e, I, o, u
Sentence focus-de-emphasizing
             structure words
•   contraction
•   You have– you’ve
•   He would—He’d
•   What did – What’d
•   Can not – Can’t
•   I will– I’ll
•   He has – He’s
•   We will not– we won’t
•   How’re you doing?
•   How’ve you been?
•   What’s up?
•   How’s it going?

•   Silent letter –h-
•   What’s her name?—whatsername?
•   Call him– callim
•   Has anyone seen him?
Continuant and stops: /s/ and /t/
•   Bussss air continue vs Butt air stops
•   Bus (s) vs But (t)
•   Pass pat
•   Bus but
•   Cats cat
•   Rice right
•   Nice night
•   Less let
•   Minutes minute
Linking with /s/

•   Less of lesssof
•   Chase afterchasesafter
•   Nice of you
•   Linking with /t/
•   Get in getin
•   Right answerrightanswer
•   Shout itshoutit
Continuants and stops /r/ and /d/, /l/
                  and /d/
•   Nearrr need
•   Near (r) air continueos need (d) air stops
•   Near need
•   Fear feed
•   Pair paid

• Linking with /r/
• Hear ushearus
• Her arm herrram

• Linking with /d/
• Had it hadit
• Told ustoldus
Linking with /s/

•   Less of lesssof
•   Chase afterchasesafter
•   Nice of you
•   Linking with /t/
•   Get in getin
•   Right answerrightanswer
•   Shout itshoutit
•   Sound combination /r/ + /d/
•   Car card
•   Her heard
•   Share shared
•   Hire hired
•   Retire retired
/l/ and /d/

•   Bell /l/ bed /d/
•   Bell bed
•   Sell said
•   Mail maid
•   Late date

•   /l/ and /d/
•   While wide
•   Real read
•   Mail made
•   Feel feed
•   They’ll they’d
•   Combination of /l/ + /d/
•   Sold told
•   Called smiled
Linking with /s/ and /z/
Voicing
                 hiss and Buzz
•   Voiceless sound /s/
•   Beginning sound
•   Sip
•   Sink
•   Sue
•   seal
/f/ and /v/
Voiced and voicedless sounds for –th-
Review the contraction
S and sh
• Sue shoe
• See she
• Laser leisure
• Pleaser pleasure
Sick thick

• Tongue twister
• She sells seashells by the seashore.
Contrasting ship and chip
• Jet yet
• Jell yell
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Improve English Listening & Pronunciation Skills

  • 1. English Listening & Pronunciation Rosetta Stone— Enrollment.
  • 3. Linking sound • What is up? • What’s up? • What’zup?
  • 4. Rent rented • Want wanted • Plant planted • Folded • Added • Fainted • Started
  • 5. Ed-t • Asked • Liked • Cooked • Walked
  • 6. Ed-d • Worked • Lived • Called • arranged
  • 7. Vowels and vowel rules • A, e, I, o, u
  • 8. Sentence focus-de-emphasizing structure words • contraction • You have– you’ve • He would—He’d • What did – What’d • Can not – Can’t • I will– I’ll • He has – He’s • We will not– we won’t
  • 9. How’re you doing? • How’ve you been? • What’s up? • How’s it going? • Silent letter –h- • What’s her name?—whatsername? • Call him– callim • Has anyone seen him?
  • 10. Continuant and stops: /s/ and /t/ • Bussss air continue vs Butt air stops • Bus (s) vs But (t) • Pass pat • Bus but • Cats cat • Rice right • Nice night • Less let • Minutes minute
  • 11. Linking with /s/ • Less of lesssof • Chase afterchasesafter • Nice of you • Linking with /t/ • Get in getin • Right answerrightanswer • Shout itshoutit
  • 12. Continuants and stops /r/ and /d/, /l/ and /d/ • Nearrr need • Near (r) air continueos need (d) air stops • Near need • Fear feed • Pair paid • Linking with /r/ • Hear ushearus • Her arm herrram • Linking with /d/ • Had it hadit • Told ustoldus
  • 13. Linking with /s/ • Less of lesssof • Chase afterchasesafter • Nice of you • Linking with /t/ • Get in getin • Right answerrightanswer • Shout itshoutit
  • 14. Sound combination /r/ + /d/ • Car card • Her heard • Share shared • Hire hired • Retire retired
  • 15. /l/ and /d/ • Bell /l/ bed /d/ • Bell bed • Sell said • Mail maid • Late date • /l/ and /d/ • While wide • Real read • Mail made • Feel feed • They’ll they’d • Combination of /l/ + /d/ • Sold told • Called smiled
  • 16. Linking with /s/ and /z/
  • 17. Voicing hiss and Buzz • Voiceless sound /s/ • Beginning sound • Sip • Sink • Sue • seal
  • 19. Voiced and voicedless sounds for –th-
  • 21. S and sh • Sue shoe • See she
  • 22. • Laser leisure • Pleaser pleasure
  • 23. Sick thick • Tongue twister • She sells seashells by the seashore.
  • 24. Contrasting ship and chip • Jet yet • Jell yell