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Liaison Morning class. How ’s your weekend? Sounds great! Let ’s continue our showing time. Yes, it’s my turn, I know. I have well-prepared. I have two versions of the famous English song big big world. Have you heard it? Let ’s have an enjoy, and later you should tell me which one do you like more? Well, songs are over. Yes, Rachel, please. You like the first one and why? Oh, you think the first one is smooth and fluent. How about Cindy? Yes, you like the first one too. What ’s your reason? Ok, you think the second one is a little bit mechanical, just like the computer-generated voice: How-are-you, right? Ok, funny! Both of you describe accurately. But do you know why the first version is so pleasant? Maybe after this class, you would find the answer. Today, we’re going to learn Liaison. Read after me, liaison. I have three sentences showing on the screen, you should read them with your deskmates, Ok? Now, go! Finished? I’ll play the tape of them and listen carefully, compare this with your version. Yes, you have found the differences between them, right? If you want to read like the tape version, you need to know the rule of liaison and use it. Now I will introduce the basic rule of the liaison, that is, usually, we connect the final consonant of the former word with the initial vowel of the following word. This is the basic rule of liaison. Let’s see how it works: ① In an instant. ②John is a friend of mine. ③I ’m an actor. The first sentence, where is the final consonant and the initial vowel, Yes, we put the“n” with the “a”and the “n” with the “i” , so read it together, In an instant. Now, you have 2 minutes to find the final consonants and the initial vowels in the following two sentences. Understand? Ok, go! I have marked them on the blackboard and let ’s have a check. Wow, you are so wonderful! Now, let’s practice reading, you should list