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Part One IntroductionChapter One Significance of Phonetic AcquisitionChapter Two Learning ObjectivesChapter Three Phonetic TranscriptionChapter Four British Pronunciation and American PronunciationPart Two Learning Strategies of English PhoneticsChapter One Necessity of Grasping Speech OrgansChapter Two the Pronunciation RulesChapter Three Strategies of Learning English PronunciationPart Three PronunciationChapter One English AlphabetChapter Two English PhonemesChapter Three English Phonemes £º MonophthongsChapter Four English Phonemes£º DiphthongsChapter Five English Phonemes£º ConsonantsChapter Six SyllableChapter Seven Rules of ReadingChapter Eight Sound ChangesPart Four RhythmChapter One StressChapter Two Word StressChapter Three Sentence StressChapter Four Sense GroupChapter Five PausingChapter Six RhythmPart Five IntonationChapter One Definition of IntonationChapter Two Functions of IntonationChapter Three Tone-group and Its DivisionChapter Four Intonation IllustrationChapter Five Simple TunesChapter Six Combined TunesReferences