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Today I reveal five (5) elements of a high score for English pronunciation on the TOEFL, TOEIC, or IELTS. This is the same advice I give my own students when I help them reach their target scores. Before we get started, I invite you to go ahead and subscribe to one of my exam blogs, depending on which test you are studying for. Simply visit https://bit.ly/5emailblogs and choose your English exam and sign up for my blog lessons. Every two or three days, you receive a new lesson.

ELTPR047:
Your High Pronunciation Score
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AGENDA
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1) Your Accent?
2) Word Stress
3) Sentence Stress
4) Intonation
5) Silent Letters, and
6) -ed regular past tense.

Your Accent?
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Your accent is not an issue – as long as
you are understandable

WORD STRESS
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A couple of rules:
For two-syllable nouns and adjectives, the accent
mostly falls on the first syllable.
EX: PRE-sent (noun) and PRE-sent (adjective)
Compound: BLACKbird or GREENhouse.

SENTENCE STRESS
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Sentence stress helps you have the right
intonation and rhythm when you say an
English sentence.
This determines how understandable you
are – and thus how solid is your
pronunciation.

2 WORD TYPES
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Two types of words in an English sentence:
● Function words
● Content words

FUNCTION WORDS
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Sentence Stress - Function Words
● Auxiliary verbs
● Prepositions
● Articles
● Conjunctions
● Pronouns

CONTENT WORDS
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Sentence Stress - Content Words
● Main Verbs
● Nouns
● Adjectives
● Wh-words
● Adverbs
● Negation words
● Possessive pronouns

EXAMPLE:
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Ex: The game is usually played on Saturday.

EXAMPLE:
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The game is usually played on Saturday.
Function Words: game, played, Saturday.
Content Words: the, on

SILENT LETTERS:
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EX:
Sword (sord)
Com-for-ta-ble (comf-ta-bul) / comfortable
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INTONATION: Up or Down?
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EX: Up – Rising (Y/N Question)
Are you going to the movies tonight?

INTONATION: Up or Down?
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EX: Down – Falling (Factual)
Albany is the capital of New York.
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-ed Ending - Regular Past:
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Voiced: vowel or consonant is louder and
longer sound
or
1) Unvoiced: softer and shorter sound
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-ed Ending - Regular Past:
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1) Unvoiced Consonant Sound
(p, k, f, sh, ch, s,), then the –ed ending sounds like a /t/
Ex: Work – Worked Shop – shopped or
Chop – chopped

-ed Ending - Regular Past:
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2) Voiced Consonant Sound
vowel sound or a voiced consonant sound
(l, n, r, b, g, m, z, s, v) > /d/
Ex: Buzz – Buzzed or Warm – Warmed

-ed Ending - Regular Past:
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3) T | D
If the verb ends in a d or t, the –ed ending is pronounced as
/id/.
Ex: Load – Loaded Pat – Patted

Boost Your Pronunciation!
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bit.ly/8topsp

RECAP
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1) Your Accent?
2) Word Stress
3) Sentence Stress
4) Intonation
5) Silent Letters and
6) -ed regular past tense.

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Get The Show Notes
To listen to the full episode and/or
download the show notes with all of
the links mentioned, please visit the
blog post at - https://bit.ly/eltpr047

Good Luck From Professor Winn
Good luck with the TOEFL, TOEIC,
or IELTS exam!
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5. WORD STRESS englishlanguagetestprep.com ©2023 Trivette Enterprises A couple of rules: For two-syllable nouns and adjectives, the accent mostly falls on the first syllable. EX: PRE-sent (noun) and PRE-sent (adjective) Compound: BLACKbird or GREENhouse.

6. SENTENCE STRESS englishlanguagetestprep.com ©2023 Trivette Enterprises Sentence stress helps you have the right intonation and rhythm when you say an English sentence. This determines how understandable you are – and thus how solid is your pronunciation.

16. -ed Ending - Regular Past: englishlanguagetestprep.com ©2023 Trivette Enterprises 1) Unvoiced Consonant Sound (p, k, f, sh, ch, s,), then the –ed ending sounds like a /t/ Ex: Work – Worked Shop – shopped or Chop – chopped

17. -ed Ending - Regular Past: englishlanguagetestprep.com ©2023 Trivette Enterprises 2) Voiced Consonant Sound vowel sound or a voiced consonant sound (l, n, r, b, g, m, z, s, v) > /d/ Ex: Buzz – Buzzed or Warm – Warmed

21. englishlanguagetestprep.com ©2023 Trivette Enterprises Get The Show Notes To listen to the full episode and/or download the show notes with all of the links mentioned, please visit the blog post at - https://bit.ly/eltpr047

22. Good Luck From Professor Winn Good luck with the TOEFL, TOEIC, or IELTS exam! Please visit the Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/englishtestprep englishlanguagetestprep.com ©2023 Trivette Enterprises

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