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**课程名称：** 适合中高级学习者的英语发音与流利度 **课程概述：** 本课程专为中高级英语学习者设计，旨在弥补传统英语课程中常常被忽视的口语技能。课程将深入讲解英语的数量音（辅音和元音）以及超量音（词重音、句重音、语调、连读、同化等）两个方面。 **课程内容：** * 国际音标 * 英语元音 * 英语辅音 * 多音节词词重音 * 数字的重音 * 词尾（-ed, -s 等） * 句重音 * 语流（节奏） * 语调 * 连读（在连贯语流中） * 意群划分 * 语调变化 * 强调 * 英语思维训练 **学习目标：** * 能够识别和准确运用国际音标进行自主学习。 * 掌握并正确发出20个英语元音。 * 掌握并正确发出英语辅音。 * 理解多音节词和数字的重音模式。 * 理解并预测英语的句重音和节奏。 * 掌握并运用准确的英语语流和语调模式。 * 通过连贯语流、意群划分和语调变化进行英语表达。 * 运用短语、句子和更长的语块进行英语思维。
Speaking English is often one of the most overlooked aspects in traditional English courses. Many teachers offer in-depth grammar, writing, reading and vocabulary-building, but struggle to incorporate the culminating aspect of speaking English.This course was designed for upper intermediate/advanced English learners to learn the segmental and suprasegmental aspects of the English language. Segmental aspects refer to the consonants and vowels. Suprasegmental aspects of English include the features that involve phenomena that extend over more than one sound segment such as; word stress, sentence stress, rhythm and modifications that occur between words such as linking and assimilation.Topics covered in the course:The International Phonetic AlphabetVowel of EnglishConsonants of EnglishWord Stress in multisyllabic wordsWord Stress in NumbersWord Endings (-ed, -s, etc)Sentence stressRhythmIntonationLinking in Connected speechThought GroupsInflectionHighlightingHow to think in EnglishAt the end of this course, students will be able to (SWBAT):Recognize and accurately use the International Phonetic Alphabet for their own research and use.Differentiate between and properly articulate this 20 different English vowel sounds.Differentiate between and properly articulate the consonants of EnglishUnderstand word stress patterns in multisyllabic words, numbersUnderstand and predict sentence stress timing in EnglishProperly use accurate English rhythm and intonation patterns and structuresUnderstand and speak English using connected speech, thought groups, and inflectionThink in English using phrases, sentences and longer chunks of English language
