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COMMUNICATION SKILLS

Sanjay Kumar, Currently Associate Professor

of English at JK Lakshmipat University (JKLU), Jaipur Pushp Lata, Currently Head, Department of

Languages, BITS, Pilani

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Chapter: 7Chapter: 7

Basics of PhoneticsBasics of Phonetics

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Importance of English Language Skills

Speak so that others Listen to you attentively

Write so that others Read your ideas effortlessly

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Importance

Gain fluency in language

Express yourself precisely and accurately

Distinguish between the words conveying different shades of meaning

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Basics of Phonetics

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Learning Objectives

Learn how to correctly produce vowel and consonant sounds

Understand what a syllable is and how words are divided into different syllables

Get to know the rules of word stress and intonation in English Language

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Reasons for Incorrect Pronunciation

Lack of sufficient exposure

Mother tongue interference

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Received Pronunciation (RP) 44 sounds in English language 26 alphabets only

For instance, pronounce the following words Cat Keen Occasion Chemistry

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Contd

/ k/ sound comes for –c in cat, k in keen, cc in occasion and ch in chemistry

Examples Chemist and character “ch” gives/ k/ Whereas Chest and cheese “ch” gives /tʃ/

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Contd

Alphabets are different from sounds

IllustrationA tourist visits an art gallery in Delhi

and asks the manager:Tourist: I want genu -wine (genuine)

an-tee-cue (antique) of Lord Buddha.

Manager: I could not get you sir, will you please tell me again?

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Transcription

International Phonetic Alphabet symbols

Putting standard symbols for standard sounds is known as transcription

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Sounds

1. Vowels

2. Consonants

20 vowel sounds 12 are pure vowels and eight of them are diphthongal glides

“In phonetics when there is a glide from one vowel sound to the other vowel sound it is called diphthong”

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Classification of Sound in English

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Vowels

Pure Vowels

Diphthongs

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/l/Initial Position each, eat, Medial Position these, seed, seen, cream, dream, Final Position pea, key, see

/i/Initial Position it, in, is, intelligent, Medial Position silk, thick, fill, slip, sip, hit, bit Final Position duty, beauty, lonely, promptly, quickly

/e/Initial Position enter, exit, empire, entire, Medial Position bed, dead, head, any, many, said, fell,Final Position does not occur in the final position

/æ/Initial Position axe, actor, apple, at, anMedial Position band, man, sad, fan, mass (v), rank, sad Final Position does not occur in the final position

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/ʌ/

Initial Position utter, under, understand, undo

Medial Position bus, dull, dust, gun, hunt, munch

Final Position does not occur in the final position /:/

Initial Position art, answer, aunt

Medial Position bar, card, farm, hard, large, march, fast, mass (N)

Final Position car, jar, mar /ɔ/

Initial Position office, oxygen, order,

Medial Position hot, bottle, dog, fond, lock, not, pot, solve

Final Position does not occur in the final position / ɔ :/

Initial Position all, awkward, ought

Medial Position ball, call, hall, corn, morning

Final Position saw, raw, claw

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/u/

Initial Position does not occur in the initial position

Medial Position book, cook, room, took, wood

Final Position does not occur in the final position /u:/

Initial Position does not occur in the initial position

Medial Position rule, approve, groove, suit

Final Position sue, new, you, shoe, two /З:/

Initial Position early, earn,

Medial Position third, murder, surface, turn /ə/

Initial Position about, effort, ago, allow, ahead

Medial Position sentence, liberty,

Final Position doctor, terrible

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Diphthongs /u/sound, mouth, out, round, allow, cow, town, now, down,

mouse, doubt, house

/Iə/ here, appear, period, mere, cheer, career, dear, near

/ə/ wear, there, air, chair, fair, pair, air, share

/uə/ cruel, poor, sure, tour, actual, fuel, virtuous

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/eɪ/mail, fail, train, age, may, say, pray, jail, aim

/ɪ/ ice, fine, pipe, nice, write, rival, type, cry, dry

/ɔi/ spoil, loin, boil, choice, noise, oil, point, boy, toil, toy

/əu/ roll, blow, home, bone, nose, rope, both, open, go, no, so,

bold

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Consonants

24 consonant sounds

1. /p/: pit, spill, keep

2. /s/: sound, pistol, cross

3. /z/: zap, zing, maze, gaze

4. /∫ /: she, nation, shout

5. /ʒ/: measure, measure

6. /h/: harm, house

7. /w/: we, wicked, watch

8. /r /: run, ruin, craze

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9. /j/: yes, yell, yesterday

10. /l/: left, relate, detail

11. /b/: bit, imbibe, jumble

12. /t/: tin, after, what

13. /d/: din, lead, order

14. //: then, feather, wreath

15. //: thin, thank, wrath

16. /k/: cut, character, leak

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17. /g/: gut, girl, eager

18. /ɩ∫/: cheap, nature, watch

19. /dʒ/: jeep, jealous, judge

20. /m/: map, remind, mime

21. /n/: nap, near, line

22. /ŋ/: bang, song, bring, singing

23. /f/: fat, feather, half

24. /v/: vat, wave, velvet

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Write the sound for the underlined part of the word.

Example:

occasion = / k /

1) Curious 6)Trunk

2) Boat 7) Approve

3) Dishonest 8) Aware

4)Tragedy 9) Exploit

5) Birds 10) Dearth

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Solution

1) /ɩəs/ 6) / ŋ/

2) /ʊ/ 7) / u:/

3) / ɒ/ 8) / ə/

4) /dʒ/ 9) / ɔɪ/

5) / z/ 10) / θ/

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Recap

You have learnt

Difference between sounds and alphabets

How to pronounce vowel and consonant sounds

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Thank You!!!