Fonética y
Fonología del Inglés I
List of English Phonetics and
Phonology I Study and
Practice Sheets
Available
for Download (B-2009)
2.
Welcome Letter & Guidelines
for Studying Phonetics I
3.
Instructions for Making the
Audio Recordings
4.
Diagnostic Passage
(Recording
No. 1)
(Click on the speaker to listen: AmE  BrE  )
Unit
I:
1.
Language, Speech Sounds &
Phonetics
2.
The
International Phonetic
Alphabet (IPA) Chart
3.
IPA Symbols for the English
Sounds
4.
English
Letters & Sounds –
Phonetic Symbols
(Click on the speakers to listen:
Consonants Vowels )
5.
Transcription
Conventions and
Diacritics
6.
Contexts
or Environments of
Occurrence of the English Sounds
7. The
Organs of Speech
Unit
II:
1.
Criteria
for the Classification of the English Consonant Phonemes
2.
Types
of Closure
3.
English
Consonant Phonemes and
Their Allophones
4.
Description
of the Production
of the English Consonant Phonemes
5.
Contexts
of Occurrence of the
English Consonant Allophones
6.
Stages
in the Production of English Plosive Consonants
7.
Aspiration
in the Pronunciation of /p, t, k/.
(Click on the speaker to listen: AmE BrE )
8.
Practicing
the Pronunciation of –ED
(Click on the speaker to listen: AmE BrE )
9.
Adjectives
and Adverbs Whose Final -ED Is Pronounced /-Id/
10.
Pronunciation
of –(E)S/’S in English
(Click on the speaker to listen: AmE BrE )
11.
Frictionless
Continuants, Laterals and Nasals
12.
Semivowels
13.
Spellings
for the English Consonant Phonemes
14.
Silent
Consonant Letters in English
Unit III:
1.
Daniel
Jones’ Cardinal Vowels
2.
English
Vowel Chart
3.
Description
of the Production
of the English Vowel Sounds
4.
The
RP English Vowel Sounds
5.
The
English Syllable
Unit IV:
1.
Stress
and Rhythm
2.
Stress
Placement Practice
3.
My Holiday
(Transcribed Version)
(Click on the speaker to listen:  )
4.
Intonation.
Exercises.
Other
Important Information:
a)
How
to Use English Punctuation
Correctly
b)
Secrets
of Straight-A Students
c)
How
to Learn Perfect English as
a Native English Speaker
NOTE: These study sheets are not
the only study materials you should use. They simply supplement the
information
given in class and found in the phonetics and phonology textbooks.
Therefore,
YOU MUST ADDITIONALLY CONSULT THE BIBLIOGRAPHY recommended in the
syllabus.
The study sheets have been listed in the order that they
will be
used in class. Please print them all.
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