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Introduction1

Ⅰ．The Importance of Learning Phonetics1

Ⅱ．Ways of Learning English Pronunciation3

Ⅲ．The Sounds of Language5

Ⅳ．Phonetic Symbols6

Chapter OneSpeech Organs and English Phonemes13

Ⅰ．The Organs of Speech and their functions13

Ⅱ．The Fundamental Conception and the Classification of Phonemes16

Ⅲ．English Vowels24

1．Monophthongs25

2．Diphthongs51

3．Triphthongs66

4．Basic Review about Vowels67

Ⅳ．English Consonants69

A．Plosive Consonants70

B．Fricative Consonants75

C．Africate Consonants91

D．Nasal Consonants97

E．Lateral Consonants103

F．Semi-vowels107

Chapter TwoVariations of Sounds112

Ⅰ．The Length of Sounds113

Ⅱ．Consonant Clusters117

Ⅲ．Incomplete Plosives122

Ⅳ．Liaison129

Ⅴ．Elision and Assimilation136

Chapter ThreeRhythm in Sentences146

Ⅰ．Syllables and Word Stress146

Ⅱ．General Rules of Pronouncing158

Ⅲ．Sentence Stress168

Ⅳ．Strong Form and Weak Form177

Ⅴ．Sense Group and Pausing185

Ⅵ．Rhythm191

Chapter FourIntonation200

Ⅰ．General Knowledge about Intonation200

1．What Is Intonation?200

2．Tone-language and Intonation-language201

3．The Tone-unit202

4．Symbols of Intonation204

5．Functions of Intonation206

Ⅱ．TonePatterns210

1．The Fa lling Tone-the glide-down210

2．The High Falling Tone214

3．The High Rising Tone-the glide-up215

4．The Low Rising Tone-the take-off220

5．The Falling-rising Tone-the "dive"223

6．Long Sentences Containing More Than One Tone-unit227

7．Conclusion229

Appendix241

Ⅰ．The Comparisons in Pronunciation and Intonation Between British English and American English241

Ⅱ．Key to Listening Practice251

Ⅲ．Glossary261

Bibliography267