英语口语发音纠正2.pptVIP

Detecting incomplete plosion and liaison in connected speech Linking A process in continuous speech which connects the final sound of one word or syllable to the initial sound of the next. Within one thought group (意群) Please take a look at it. There is a book in it. Types of Linking Consonant +vowel (liaison) (most natural) Consonant + consonant (incomplete plosion) Vowel + vowel I. Detecting Liaison in Connected Speech In connected speech words are not spoken separately. The final consonant of a word is often linked to the first vowel of the next word. This is called liaison. Liaison occurs most often with “r” sound. look at→ loo-kat find it→ fin-dit turn out→ tur-nout each other→ ea-chother above all in addition to South America bald eagle pick up turn up give out fill out hazel eyes middle aged save it help it 906(nine o six) 6068 (six o six eight) Let me tell you something about the school. I think you got flu. I love it. Was it nice? You can use it to check your machine. This is your cab. This part is what Prof. Brown thinks is important. He is an able lawyer. She was unable to finish the task. You can call up the business department. He ate up the whole turkey. It was given out that the CEO would retire. Please fill out the application form. Let’s talk about the project. Tom looked after my dog while I was on holiday. He has big ears. A: Your tap is OK. B: Thank you for your help. A: Don’t mention it. “r/re + vowel” They’re my father and mother. I looked for it here and there. There is a football under it. But where is my cup? The black clouds are coming nearer and nearer. Please clear up the mess. Your attention, please. Here is an example. I’ll store it in the basement. I didn’t hear it. In the end, I could not bear it. He bought a pair of shoes yesterday. What do you want for a present? I’ll keep the photo for ever. It has turned out to