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所在平台: Udemy |
课程主页: https://www.udemy.com/course/word-stress-of-american-english/
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Coursera 课程“美式英语单词重音”旨在帮助学习者掌握美式英语单词重音的规则和模式。课程强调,即使是看似微小的重音错误也可能导致理解障碍、减慢语速或分散注意力。 本课程将教授学员如何预测生词的重音,无需查阅词典。内容涵盖: * **重音音节的选择:** 学习哪些音节需要重读,哪些不需要。 * **实现重读的方式:** 掌握如何运用元音长度、音高、音量和能量来重读音节。 * **非重读音节的处理:** 学习如何在非重读音节上放松发音。 * **重音类型:** 区分主重音和次重音,并学习交替重音的规则。 * **词性与重音:** 了解词性如何影响单词重音。 * **后缀对重音的影响:** 学习后缀如何保持、转移或不影响单词的重音。 * **复合词重音:** 掌握两部分和三部分复合词的重音规律。 * **短语动词/习语动词重音:** 学习如何正确重读短语动词和习语动词。 课程通过重复音频来强化每个部分的学习内容,建立肌肉记忆,巩固正确的重音意识。课程最后还将包含一个幽默的复习环节。 成功完成至少50%课程内容的学员,每月可免费参加一次Zoom在线答疑课,并获得实时指导和纠正。
Sometimes people don't understand us if we make the seemingly innocent mistake of stressing the wrong syllable! Or they may understand, but their comprehension may get slowed down or their attention may be unavoidably distracted by the change in sound. Stressing the wrong syllable can totally change the sound of a word, to the point where it is unrecognizable. In this course, you'll master rules and patterns for predicting word stress. You'll even predict the stress of words you've never seen before without having to consult the dictionary. Learn which syllables to stress and which syllables not to stress. Learn how to use vowel length, pitch, volume and energy to stress a syllable. Then learn how to relax on unstressed syllables. Learn about primary stress vs. secondary stress and the rule of alternating stress. Learn how part of speech affects word stress and how suffixes can shift the stress of a word. Learn which suffixes hold stress, shift the stress or don't affect the stress of a word. Also learn how to stress compound words with two and three parts. You'll even learn how to stress phrasal verbs or idiomatic verbs. Reinforce all the lessons with repetition audio for each section. This will build your muscle memory and reinforce the right stress in your mind.. End the course with a humor review. Students who have completed at least 50% of the course may attend free monthly live office hour on Zoom to ask questions and receive live corrections