Pronunciation has to solve the problems of English learners, the problem most people think to read standard English, it is difficult, but actually reading standard English is not difficult at all, the problem you need to know how to pronounce on the application of speaking and listening or presentation techniques to the story is worth mentioning. | THIS PACK CONTAINS BOOK PLUS 4 AUDIO CDs Self-study and classroom use English Pronunciation Mark Hancock Cambridge English -Pronunciation in Use Self-study and classroom use Mark Hancock H CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS Contents To the student To the teacher Map of contents described in phonological terms 5 7 9 Section A Letters and sounds 1 Bye buy Introducing letters and sounds 10 2 Plane plan Zei ZæZ 12 3 Back pack ZbZ p 14 4 Rice rise ZsZ Zz 16 5 Down town ZdZ ZtZ 18 6 Meet met Zi Z Ze 20 7 Carrot cabbage ZoZ ZiZ 22 8 Few view ZfZ ZvZ 24 9 Gate Kate ZgZ Zk 26 10 Hear we re year Zh ZwZ jZ 28 11 Wine win ZaiZ ZU 30 12 Sheep jeep cheap ZJZ Zd3Z Zt JI 32 13 Flies fries fVJrl 34 14 Car care Zo r Z Zea r Z 36 15 Some sun sung ZmZ ZnZ rjZ 38 16 Note not Zoo ZnZ 40 17 Arthur s mother ZOZ ZÖZ 42 18 Sun full June ZaZ ZuZ fuif 44 19 Shirt short Zs r Z Zo r Z 46 20 Toy town ZoiZ ZauZ 48 Section B Syllables words and sentences 21 Eye my mine Introducing syllables 50 22 Saturday September 13th Introducing word stress 52 23 Remember he told her Introducing sentence stress 54 Syllables 24 Oh no snow Consonants at the start of syllables 56 25 Go - goal gold Consonants at the end of syllables 58 26 Paul s calls Max s faxes Syllables plural and other -s endings 60 27 Pete played Rita rested Syllables adding past tense endings 62 Word stress 28 REcord reCORD Stress in two-syllable words 64 29 Second hand bookshop Stress in compound words 66 30 Unforgettable Stress in longer words 1 68 31 Public publicity Stress in longer words 2 70 English Pronunciation in Use
