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English Pronunciation Sentenc e Stress By Ruth Wickham, Training Fellow, IPGKDRI

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Page 1: By Ruth Wickham, Training Fellow, IPGKDRI. The MEANING is in the Stress

English Pronunciation

Sentence

StressBy Ruth Wickham, Training Fellow, IPGKDRI

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For people to understand your English

stress can be more important than pronunciation.

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The MEANING is in the Stress

To CORRECT information

To CHECK information

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The

Meaning

is in the

StressFor example

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One Sentence, Different Meanings

• Are you going to eat THAT?

[Meaning: it’s so big! / it’s disgusting!]

• Are you going to EAT that?

[Meaning: I’m not sure that it’s really ‘food’!]

• Are YOU going to eat that?

[Meaning: I thought you bought it for me!]

• ARE you going to eat that?

[Meaning: you are sitting here just looking ...]

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English Rhythm

Chinese Rhythm

English is stress-ti med rather than syllable-ti med

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Stress-Timed Language

• Dogs chase cats

• The dogs chase cats

• The dogs chase the cats

• The dogs will chase the cats

• The dogs will be chasing the cats

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♫Beat and Rhythm ♫

I was talking to Brian when I ran into Sue.

I was waiting for Jack when I saw Mary Lou.

They were cleaning the house when I knocked at the door.

He was dusting a lamp when it fell on the floor.

She was learning to drive when I met her last May.

She was buying a car when I saw her today.

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She felt very happy when she left the store, she had never bought a computer before.

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She

NEver

-PUTer be-

FELT very

HAPpy when she

LEFT the

STORE, she had

BOUGHT a com-

-FORE

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He felt very nervous when he knocked on the door. He had never gone out on a date before.

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he FELT very NERvous when he KNOCKED on the DOOR.

he had NEver gone OUT on a

DATE be-FORE.

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She felt very weak and her throat was sore. She had never had the ‘flu before.

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She FELTvery WEAK and her THROAT was SORE. She had NE-ver

HAD the ‘FLU be- FORE.

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He felt very proud when his guests asked for more. He had never baked a pie before.

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He FELT very PROUD when his

GUESTS askedfor MORE. He had NEVER

BAKED a PIE be- -FORE.

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She felt very foolish when her food hit the floor. She had never eaten with chopsticks before.

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She FELT very FOOL-ish when her FOOD hit the FLOOR.She had NEV-er

EAT-en with CHOP-sticks be- -FORE.

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He looked very scared when it started to roar. He had never been close to a lion before.

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He LOOKED very SCARED when it START-ed to ROAR.He had NEV-er been CLOSE to a LI-on be- -FORE.

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She was very annoyed when he started to snore. He had never made so much noise before.

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She was VER-y an- NOYED when he START-ed to SNORE.He had NEV-er

MADE so much NOISE be- -FORE.

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He was very surprised when he opened the drawer. He had never seen so much money before.

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He was VER-y sur- -PRISED when he OP-ened the DRAWER.He had NEV-er

SEEN so much MON-ey be- -FORE.

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Contact

Ruth Wickham: [email protected]: http://acollectionofteslresources.weebly.com