What is the difference between [i:],[a:],[u:] and [i], [a], [u]?

[I:], [a:], [u:] are long vowels

[I:], [a:], [u:] are short vowels

[I:], [a:], [u:] are consonants

What is an intonation?

a complex unity of variations in pitch, stress, tempo and timbre

is the changes in the pitch of the voice in connected speech.

is the greater prominence of one or more words among other words in the same sentence.

is the relative speed with which sentences and intonationgroups are pronounced in connected speech

is a special colouring of voice which shows the speaker’s emotions, i. e. pleasure, displeasure, sorrow, etc

What is the pitch component?

is the changes in the pitch of the voice in connected speech.

a complex unity of variations in pitch, stress, tempo and timbre

is the greater prominence of one or more words among other words in the same sentence.

is the relative speed with which sentences and intonationgroups are pronounced in connected speech

is a special colouring of voice which shows the speaker’s emotions, i. e. pleasure, displeasure, sorrow, etc

What is sentence stress?

is the greater prominence of one or more words among other words in the same sentence.

a complex unity of variations in pitch, stress, tempo and timbre

is the changes in the pitch of the voice in connected speech.

is the relative speed with which sentences and intonationgroups are pronounced in connected speech

is a special colouring of voice which shows the speaker’s emotions, i. e. pleasure, displeasure, sorrow, etc

is the relative speed with which sentences and intonation groups are pronounced in connected speech

a complex unity of variations in pitch, stress, tempo and timbre

is the changes in the pitch of the voice in connected speech.

is the greater prominence of one or more words among other words in the same sentence.

is a special colouring of voice which shows the speaker’s emotions, i. e. pleasure, displeasure, sorrow, etc

What is speech timbre?

is a special colouring of voice which shows the speaker’s emotions, i. e. pleasure, displeasure, sorrow, etc

a complex unity of variations in pitch, stress, tempo and timbre

is the changes in the pitch of the voice in connected speech.

is the greater prominence of one or more words among other words in the same sentence.

is the relative speed with which sentences and intonationgroups are pronounced in connected speech

includes unstressed and half stressed syllables preceding the first stressed syllable

includes the stressed and unstressed syllables beginning with the first stressed syllable up to the last stressed syllable

The unstressed and half stressed syllables that follow the nucleus are called

is the most important part of the intonation pattern as it defines the communicative type of the sentence, determines the semantic value of the intonation group, indicates the communicative center of the intonation group or of the whole sentence.

includes the stressed and unstressed syllables beginning with the first stressed syllable up to the last stressed syllable

includes unstressed and half stressed syllables preceding the first stressed syllable

The unstressed and half stressed syllables that follow the nucleus are called

is the most important part of the intonation pattern as it defines the communicative type of the sentence, determines the semantic value of the intonation group, indicates the communicative center of the intonation group or of the whole sentence.

includes unstressed and half stressed syllables preceding the first stressed syllable

includes the stressed and unstressed syllables beginning with the first stressed syllable up to the last stressed syllable

The unstressed and half stressed syllables that follow the nucleus are called

The unstressed and half stressed syllables that follow the nucleus

is the most important part of the intonation pattern as it defines the communicative type of the sentence, determines the semantic value of the intonation group, indicates the communicative center of the intonation group or of the whole sentence.

includes unstressed and half stressed syllables preceding the first stressed syllable

includes the stressed and unstressed syllables beginning with the first stressed syllable up to the last stressed syllable

The intonation used at the end of questions that should be answered fully.

Rising-falling intonationRising-falling intonation

Фонетика и Пупр

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Count the [ ʃ ] sounds in sentence: “English Shoppers Short of Cash”.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Give one word in line below, the underlined letter is pronounced [ ʃ ].

chef

children

mechanic

teacher

church

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Give the word which is pronounced [u:].

А look

flower

full

soul

soap

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Count the [ ʃ ] sounds in sentence: “Ambitious Scottish receptionist shoots boss”.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

To make the sound ________ make your lips very round and hard. Make the sound long.

[u:]

[u]

[ɔ]

[e]

[d]

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

To make the sound [ ], smile and open your mouth a little. [ ] is long sound.

[i:]

[u:]

[i]

[a:]

[d]

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

The letter “C” is pronounced before these letters “i”, “e”, “y”…

[s]

[c]

[k]

[z]

[v]

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Count the [ ʃ ] sounds in sentence: “English Shoppers Short of Cash”.

Give one word in line below, the underlined letter is pronounced [ ʃ ].

Give the word which is pronounced [u:].

Count the [ ʃ ] sounds in sentence: “Ambitious Scottish receptionist shoots boss”.

To make the sound ________ make your lips very round and hard. Make the sound long.

To make the sound [ ], smile and open your mouth a little. [ ] is long sound.

The letter “C” is pronounced before these letters “i”, “e”, “y”…

How do you pronounce “g” in the word “message”?

How many syllables are there in word “fortune”?

Give the diphthong symbol [au] below, according to the sound of the underlined letters.

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