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    Pronunciation mistakes that students often encounter. From the results of Table 1‚ the data revealed the word stress errors of first- year students student often committed considered as the most popular problem (41). In 2005‚ Gilbert raised one reason which explained the reason why students often encountered this mistake that students tended to think that word stress is some sort of added decoration‚ or else they do not notice it at all. Moreover‚ word stress is big challenge for Vietnamese students

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    Grammatical Sketch of Botolan Sambal by Evan Antworth Grammar Sketch Analysis Botolan Sambal is an indigenous language of the Philippines spoken by 30 000 people in Botolan‚ Zambales. I learned that phonemes are significant phones (makabuluhang tunog). It can be defined by searching for minimal pairs. The consonant phonemes given in the book There are no affricates and dental phonemes. No minimal pair was given in the grammar sketch so I tried to find some. /bá.naʔ/

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    learn English simply because she said that she likes the way it sounds. The learner believes that her L1 has affected that way she learns English. One of the examples she gave was how English words are pronounced differently from French words (See phonology section). The learner ’s preferred learning method is within a class setting‚ where she can carry out various activities that covers her needs. She stated that she needs to be corrected when she makes errors in speaking‚ reading and writing. She

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    Lesson Plan 2 Vocab 1

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    GRAMMAR VOCABULARY PRONUNCIATION FUNCTION(s) SPEAKING LISTENING READING WRITING OTHER (Please specify – e.g. revision/testing etc.) _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Main Aims: By the end of the lesson the learners will be able to Pronounce and use in context new vocabulary with the phoneme /ə/ and recognise the stress in new vocabulary Subsidiary aims: By the end of the lesson the

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    Pronunciation Problems in Egypt I have been teaching English for almost eight years for Egyptian university students at the English Department. Out of my experience of teaching Phonetics and Phonology for those students‚ I can conclude that the Egyptian learners of English encounter many pronunciation problems because of two main reasons: the English spelling as a poor reflection of the English pronunciation as well as the differences between the Arabic phonetic alphabet and that of English

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    Assignment 1

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    Assignment 1 – Language Related Tasks (750 to 1000 words) Aims: to identify significant features of the form‚ pronunciation‚ meaning and use of language items/areas and the use of relevant information from reference materials (dictionaries‚ Grammar books‚ course books). Choose one statement from each pair: 1) Structure Elementary a. The plane leaves at 10 o’clock tomorrow. Don’t be late! b. He can speak 5 different languages. 2) Structure Upper Intermediate a. If only she had

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    This essay will be an overview on the Jamaican Patois. There will be an analysis of the relationship between this creole and the jamaican official national language. Then it will explain briefly some phonological and grammatical aspect of this variety. JAMAICAN PATOIS: DE FACTO LANGUAGE OF NATIONAL IDENTITY 1. INTRODUCTION Jamaican Patois is a creole language spoken in Jamaica and in a part of the caribbean area (U.S.A‚ Puerto Rico‚ Panama and Costa Rica). It is called Jamaican Creole by specialists

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    Introduction The topic of our research is about the interference of the first language (L1) to the second language acquisition (SLA). This research looks into the L1 learners’ production of phonemes in their second language (L2)‚ English. The topic is relevant to SLA as speaking is one of the fundamental skills in SLA. Pronunciation‚ in particular‚ is a very important mechanism for a fluent communication. In fact‚ pronunciation is believed to be involved in the learners’ phonological loop. According

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    the attachment audio‚ audio connection‚ tone up and down ... the song’s characteristic tone is very rich so we can listen and sing along to practice the pronunciation‚ and intonation in a sentence. If you practice in a class phonetic phonetics‚ phonology‚ then a few times to throw the book is gone. Thing here is to help you practice songs phonetically an extremely interesting and so is naturally higher efficiency will also multiply. According to research psychologists have demonstrated‚ the human

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    taught in schools.(Candice‚ 2006) There are lots of studies that proves that the first language have a profound affect on learning the second language (Carter‚2001). In hong kong‚ their first language is Cantonese. And there are differences in phonology between Cantonese and English. First‚ unlike English‚ Cantonese is logographic. Because they learn

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