Phonetics Exercises—Answers, p. 1
pluto.mscc.huji.ac.il › PhoneticAnswersPhonetics Exercises—Answers, p. 1 PART 1: Review Exercises 1. Write down the phonetic symbols representing the following descriptions, and illustrate each of the sounds with two English words. a) A voiced labiodental fricative [v] h) A high front tense unrounded vowel [i] b) A voiceless alveolar fricative [s] i) A low back lax unrounded vowel [a]
Pronunciation exercises - VOBS
www2.vobs.at › ludescher › pdf filesPronunciation Why is pronunciation necessary? Language is a means of communication. It has three components: language grammar Vocabulary or lexis pronunciation a) Structures (the patterns that can be seen in these are usually called grammar of the language. b) Words that convey meaning (vocabulary or lexis).
Practical Phonetics Exercises
platea.pntic.mec.es › ffernand › elynxThis workbook is intended to assist students in their preparation for University Entrance Examinations phonetic exercises. It provides practice of phonetic sounds and spelling, and deals with the many problems that phonetic exercises address. The exercises in the workbook are self-explanatory and can be done in any order that the teacher chooses.