... buyABBYYPDFTransformer2.0www.ABBYY.com1TABLE OF CONTENTSPageCHAPTER I PHONETICSAND PHONOLOGY 31. Phoneticsand its Main Branches32. Phoneticsand Phonology 4Assignment 14CHAPTER II THE PRODUCTION OF ... buyABBYYPDFTransformer2.0www.ABBYY.com3CHAPTER I - PHONETICSAND PHONOLOGY 1. Phoneticsand its Main Branches1.1. Definition of Phonetics Phonetics is the study of human speech sounds. It is ... been given the title: EnglishPhoneticsandPhonology following Peter Roach (1987) because at the comparatively advanced level, it is used to present theinformation of English pronunciation...
... divided into two major groups, namely, English majors and non -English majors. English majors refer to students who enroll in the discipline of Englishand non -English majors are from five disciplines ... pronunciation of English fricative and affricate consonants by non -English major freshmen at the Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam.II. Aim and Objectives of the StudyThe study aims at helping non -English ... Pronunciation Teaching and LearningI.2. Aspects of PronunciationI.3. The Aim of Teaching Pronunciation: IntelligibilityI.4. General Description of Consonants andEnglish ConsonantsI.5. English Fricative...
... pronunciationof English fricative and affricate consonants by non -English major freshmen atthe Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam.II. Aim and Objectives of the StudyThe study aims at helping non -English ... in English speaking lessons. iLISTS OF TABLESList of TablesTable 1: English ConsonantsTable 2: Similarities and Differences of English Alveolar Fricatives, Alveo-Palatal Fricatives and ... Pronunciation Teaching and Learning Gilakjani (2012) considers pronunciation as a set of habits of producingsounds, which is acquired by repeating the sounds over and over again andby beingcorrected...
... divided into two major groups, namely, English majors and non -English majors. English majors refer to students who enrollin the discipline of Englishand non -English majors are from five disciplines ... pronunciationof English fricative and affricate consonants by non -English major freshmen atthe Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam.II. Aim and Objectives of the StudyThe study aims at helping non -English ... Pronunciation Teaching and LearningI.2. Aspects of PronunciationI.3. The Aim of Teaching Pronunciation: IntelligibilityI.4. General Description of Consonants andEnglish ConsonantsI.5. English Fricative...
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