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    11 References Page 14 Rubric Page 16 Reading Curriculum Guide Phonological Awareness: Elkonin Boxes: Individual or Small Group Objective of Strategy: building phonological awareness by segmenting and blending sounds and syllables as well as identifying phonemes in a word Procedures: 1. Draw Elkonin sound boxes (a box for each phoneme‚ or sound not letter‚ in the word) on paper or dry erase board. F | I | SH | 2. Distribute counters‚ unifix cubes‚ or letter tiles

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    BEGE 102 Completed

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    The lower lip is other active articulator. But glottis is not active articulator because it is only a space between vocal folds. ii. Semi-Vowels of English- A vowel-like sound that acts like a consonant‚ in that it serves the same function in a syllable carrying the same amount of prominence as a consonant relative to a true vowel. Semivowels‚ by definition‚ contrast with vowels by being non-syllabic. In addition‚ they are usually shorter than vowels. Nevertheless‚ semivowels may be phonemically

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    the description of the girl‚ who is "smooth and sleek‚" an alliteration that denotes the use of diction‚ for the contrasted descriptions also have a set syllable pattern: the description of the boys uses two syllables per word in order to create a harsh‚ rough connotation‚ and the girl’s description flows smoothly in each of the single syllable words. The next description incorporates the first usage of the mathematical metaphor/symbol‚ and contrasts the previous description of the girl‚ for her

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    Edgar Allan Poe lived during the literary and musical Romantic Era‚ where intense emotions were the focus of both media. Yet‚ composers borrowed heavily from their poetic counterparts‚ “Song composers would interpret a poem‚ translating its mood‚ atmosphere‚ and imagery into music. They created a vocal melody that was musically satisfying and perfectly molded to the text. Important words were emphasized by stressed tones or melodic climaxes.” (Kamien 217). Even today‚ we still see many songwriters

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    Стр. 1 из 185 Chapter 1 American Intonation The American Speech Music CD 1 Track 4 What to Do with Your Mouth to Sound American One of the main differences between the way an American talks and the way the rest of the world talks is that we don’t really move our lips. (So‚ when an American says‚ "Read my lips!" what does he really mean?) We create most of our sounds in the throat‚ using our tongue very actively. If you hold your fingers over your lips or clench

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    Swenson, Dickinson Poems

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    thought or image within the poem. On the other hand‚ “I heard a Fly buzz--when I died--” relies heavily on it’s prose. It is organized into four stanzas with four lines per stanza‚ with lines alternating between eight and six syllables. Each line starts with an unstressed syllable and then alternates stressed-unstressed till the end. This pattern is melodic and calming‚ just as the speaker expected death to be‚ but also sounds like the “uncertain stumbling Buzz” of a fly. The meter makes sure that even

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    Ancient Writing

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    consists of one letter representing a single sound. Two letters put together can represent a totally different sound. These sounds put together will make the words. The system of syllabries is composed of signs that represent different syllables in a word. A four syllable word in English will be spelled with four different symbols that represent each sound. For each society‚ languages were expressed with different symbols to represent the same word thus a modification to the original blueprint had to

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    but those two words sums up the focus of the poem. The verses of the poem are in a way subtle yet strong in a sense. The stanzas are arranged in an iambic style‚ meaning the end of the last word in the stanza ends with an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable. The pattern of the rhythm is consistent till the

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    Word Stress in English

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    1. The sequence of syllables in the word is not pronounced identically. The syllable or syllables which are uttered with more prominence than the other syllables of the word are said to be stressed or accented. Stress in the isolated word is termed word stress; stress in connected speech is termed sentence stress. If we compare stressed and unstressed syllables in the words contract [’kσntrækt]‚ to contract [kən’trækt]‚ we may note that in the stressed syllable: (a) the force is

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    First Poem for You

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    “First Poem for You” has an iambic pentameter and consistent rhyme scheme. Every other line represents a true rhyme – the final accented vowels and all succeeding consonants or syllables are identical. For example the words “complete” and “neat” (Addonizio 1‚ 3). Every line of the poem has a basic stressed and unstressed syllable format‚ except the last line. The extension of the last line “but touch them‚ trying” implements a longer stress (14). I believe this has definite meaning to the structure of

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