top of page

TTLS

quy hoc bong ttls

Tương Lai Tươi Sáng Là Sẻ Chia

IELTS Preparation Series 2, Episode 23: Eco-systems


(Bấm vào đây để xem/nghe bài kế tiếp)

Xem lời thoại bên dưới:

0:13

hello i'm on go Politis welcome to study English

0:16

outs preparation today we're going to practice

0:20

a pronunciation will say how pronunciation can change when linking

0:25

consonants

0:26

and then we'll practice pronouncing words beginning with H

0:29

let's begin by taking a look at the story

0:33

it's a bad an area in Melbourne that used to be home to the ground in grass

0:38

frog

0:41

it's really would have been a fantastic biodiversity react to the situation

0:44

we've got the Yarra River Epps live

0:46

mating thereby niceee that the freshwater ecosystem

0:50

and AM rain ecosystem coming together at that point

0:54

these growling grass frog sweet hiya

0:57

in the medians you know hundreds of millions of them probably living in

1:00

Melbourne

1:01

and they have disappeared as very very dramatically

1:04

doing conservation with an animal that people recognize

1:08

and way they've had a personal experience up an animal disappearing

1:12

I really night understand the reality of what's happening around them and I want

1:16

to help and we can get lots of people to come along to have it at like this

1:19

insight I want growling grass frog back here for my kids and my grandkids

1:23

because

1:23

when I come down I wanna be out on some tadpoles to show them

1:27

spike in English can be quite different

1:31

from written English when you listen to someone speaking English

1:35

their words will often flow together this is because

1:40

native speakers will connect unstressed where it's

1:43

with stressed words with these links the care

1:47

sentences might stand different to what you'd expect

1:51

have a look at this sentence he's gone out to dinner

1:56

we stress Haiti

1:59

gone out and

2:02

dinner the two is

2:05

unstressed when we link out

2:09

which is stressed and to

2:12

which is unstressed the final

2:15

tet sound in out is held slightly longer

2:20

he's gone out to dinner the

2:24

tet downed is pronounced only one

2:27

he's gone out to dinner now let's listen to gerry from the amphibian Research

2:34

Center

2:35

talking about the grass frog habitat

2:38

we can get lots of people to come along to a habitat like this insight I want

2:42

growling grass frog back here for my kids and my grandkids because

2:45

when I come down I wanna be out on some tadpoles to show them

2:48

Jerry says I want t

2:52

the final te sound in

2:55

want is held slightly longer on the tongue

2:58

then to is pronounced

3:02

that tense sound is pronounced

3:05

onlyone I want to a this type ad linking

3:11

is cold consonant past same consonant

3:14

linking let's see what happens when a final consonant

3:19

is linked with a consonant that similar

3:22

this into how Jerry links the words

3:25

around then

3:27

doing conservation with an animal that people recognize and

3:30

way they've had a personal experience up an animal disappearing

3:33

I really night understand the reality of what's happening around them and i wanna

3:37

help

3:38

Jerry says a random the final

3:42

did sound in around is similar in pronunciation

3:47

to the fest sound in the wood damn this main

3:52

the sounds articulated very close to the same position

3:56

in the now when you articulate

4:00

debt you can feel your tongue against your tooth reach

4:04

like this debt and when you say

4:09

then your tongue is between your top and bottom take

4:13

like this net when you are linking words with similar sounds

4:19

the final consonant and FS consonant

4:22

will be pronounced very close to each other in the mouth

4:26

this is the case with the final death and an issue

4:30

vet sound in around them this type is linking

4:35

is called consonant and similar consonant

4:39

linking United that around

4:43

is stressed but then is

4:46

unstressed Jerry also uses the words

4:50

showed them here showed

4:54

is stressed and then is

4:57

unstressed so we say showed them

5:00

this is Val and consonant

5:04

linking in this example

5:07

Jerry clearly pronounces that netted in then

5:11

listen again

5:13

we can get lots of people to come along to have it at like this insight I want

5:17

growling grass frog back here for my kids and my grandkids because

5:20

when I come down I want to be able to find some tadpoles to show them

5:23

in

5:27

in spoken English change is also a care

5:31

when a word begins with the sound H her

5:34

let's listen to new Blake he's talking about an area they'd like to retain

5:40

native animals and plants today

5:42

you he kneels say would have been fantastic

5:47

listen to his pronunciation of

5:50

would have you might be able to see Neil

5:54

as he's talking but it's good practice for the I'll

5:57

listening test see how you guy it's really would have been a fantastic

6:02

biodiversity react to the situation we've got the Yarra River

6:06

kept alive meeting that by

6:09

Neil says wouldn't when

6:12

unstressed words begin with an ETA H

6:15

there hearst sound is often dropped in connected speech

6:19

here's another example I think he's an amazing

6:25

the word think is stressed

6:28

in this sentence and haiti's is

6:31

unstressed when these words are linked

6:35

the head is dropped in spike in English

6:39

we would say I think he's an amazing some common words that begin with the

6:45

Hess

6:46

sound and a weak forms include

6:49

the pronouns Haiti her

6:52

him and he's there's also these

6:57

Zilla repaired head head

7:01

and heads these pronouns

7:05

and auxiliary heads have by strong and weak

7:08

forms when they %ah unstressed

7:12

their her sound is dropped but

7:16

when stressed behest sound is pronounced

7:20

ok now let's listen to gerry when he says

7:24

they have does he pronounced the her these growling grass frog sweet hiya

7:30

in the medians you know hundreds of millions of them probably living in

7:34

Melbourne

7:34

and they have disappeared as very very dramatically

7:39

because Jerry stressed the auxiliary dead

7:42

have the head sound is pronounced

7:46

he says day have

7:49

side we've seen that when native speakers connect

7:53

speech all links sounds in spoken English

7:56

changes care being aware these changes

8:01

will help you in both the I'll listening test

8:04

and also I in the Speaking test in

8:10

let's practice the pronunciation we've talked about today

8:14

I'll show you a sentence and see if you can pronounce the highlighted words

8:20

he's the first one what

8:24

did you send hair send

8:28

is the strong form and hair its wake

8:31

because hair is not stressed

8:35

we drop the initial hat sound

8:38

sorry it's pronounced send a

8:42

what did you send a and finally

8:47

I told then

8:50

not to be light told them

8:54

I told them not to be light

8:57

and that's all we have today

9:00

let's review what we've learned about linking weds fest we talked about

9:05

consonant

9:06

and same consonant linking the example we saw

9:10

was want to a then

9:13

we looked at consonant and similar consonant linking

9:17

around them and finally

9:20

we saw how the pronunciation on the initial

9:23

have found can change when we link words

9:27

in spike in English don't forget to listen out for these changes when you

9:32

talk with native speakers

9:33

and if you'd like some more pronunciation practice

9:37

you can find help on a study English website

9:40

and I'll see you next time for more bye bye

#II22Ieltsprepseries2

         TTLS Blog
Check back soon
Once posts are published, you’ll see them here.
Bài viết mới
Check back soon
Once posts are published, you’ll see them here.
Góc Học Bổng
Check back soon
Once posts are published, you’ll see them here.
Học tiếng Anh
Check back soon
Once posts are published, you’ll see them here.
Góc Du Học
Check back soon
Once posts are published, you’ll see them here.
Ủng hộ Quỹ học bổng TTLS
bottom of page