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1 What is a Good Pronunciation?
2 The Model of English Pronunciation
3 Two Stages in Learning English Phonemes
4 Pronouncing Written Words
5 The Lungs and the Larynx
6 The Vocal Tract
7 Syllables,Stresses and Tonic Syllables
8 Front Vowels
9 Central Vowels and Back Vowels
10 Diphthongs
11 Obstruents(1)
12 Obstruents(2)
13 Sonorants
14 The English Sykkabke
15 Word Stress Patterns
16 Weak Forms and Rhythm
17 The Intonation Mark System
18 Functions of Intonation
19 Consonant Clusters
20 Natural Processes
21 English Prosody(1)
22 English Prosody(2)
23 Teaching Methods
Appendix¢ñ American English Pronunciation
Appendix¢ò American English Intonation
Appendix¢ó Answers Section
References
Glossary and Index