Лектор - Асеева Л.А. , доцент кафедры АФиСЯ Института Иностранных
Языков, УрГПУ
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The main branch of the phonetics
Methods used in Phonetic investigation
The essence of the phoneme
3 aspects of the phoneme
Phonemes and allophones
Phonetic and phonological mistakes
Types of transcription
Main trends in the phoneme theory
Methods of phonological analyses
National varieties of the English Language. Standard pronunciation
The northe English pronunciation
The standard Scottish pronunciation
English dialects
Cockney accent
Received pronunciation as a phonetic norm. Types of RP
Stages of articulation
Modifications of phonemes in connected speech (accommodation, assimilation, reduction, elision)
The syllabic structure of the English language
Theories of syllable formation and syllable division
Functional characteristics of syllables
The linguistic and acoustic nature of word stress
Types and degrees of word stress
Functional aspect of Word Stress
The concept of intonation
The anatomy of English intonation group
Functional approach to intonation
The subject matter of phonostylistics
The speech situation as the key concept
Linguistic and extra-linguistic factors
The distinction between 2 kinds of speech activities: reading and speaking
The problem of classification of phonetic style
Rhythm as the linguistic notion
Verbal fillers in speech. repetition
Introductory fillers
American English pronunciation
для удобного чтения документа рекомендуется скачать фонетический шрифт Phonetics as a branch of Linguistics
The main branch of the phonetics
Methods used in Phonetic investigation
The essence of the phoneme
3 aspects of the phoneme
Phonemes and allophones
Phonetic and phonological mistakes
Types of transcription
Main trends in the phoneme theory
Methods of phonological analyses
National varieties of the English Language. Standard pronunciation
The northe English pronunciation
The standard Scottish pronunciation
English dialects
Cockney accent
Received pronunciation as a phonetic norm. Types of RP
Stages of articulation
Modifications of phonemes in connected speech (accommodation, assimilation, reduction, elision)
The syllabic structure of the English language
Theories of syllable formation and syllable division
Functional characteristics of syllables
The linguistic and acoustic nature of word stress
Types and degrees of word stress
Functional aspect of Word Stress
The concept of intonation
The anatomy of English intonation group
Functional approach to intonation
The subject matter of phonostylistics
The speech situation as the key concept
Linguistic and extra-linguistic factors
The distinction between 2 kinds of speech activities: reading and speaking
The problem of classification of phonetic style
Rhythm as the linguistic notion
Verbal fillers in speech. repetition
Introductory fillers
American English pronunciation