- •The Phonetic Alphabet
- •The System of English Monophthongs
- •Graphic Equivalents of the /ı/ Phoneme
- •Proverbs and Sayings
- •Proverbs and Sayings
- •Правило позиционной долготы гласных
- •Word Rhythm
- •Graphic Equivalents of the /æ/ Phoneme
- •Proverbs and Sayings
- •Graphic Equivalents of the /e/ Phoneme
- •Proverbs and Sayings
- •Слабое и сильное примыкание гласных
- •Английские смычные взрывные согласные Stops
- •Tongue-Twisters
- •Правило четырех степеней аспирации
- •Tongue-Twisters
- •Tongue-Twisters
- •If Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled pepper,
- •Tongue-Twisters
- •If I put it in my batter
- •It will make my batter bitter,
- •Sonants
- •Proverbs and Sayings
- •Tongue-Twisters
- •Tongue-Twisters
- •Graphic Equivalents of the /¿/ Phoneme or port, pork, born, sordid, sorbet, fortepiano, forward
- •Tongue-Twisters
- •Tongue-Twisters
- •Tongue-Twisters
- •Proverbs and Sayings
- •Proverbs and Sayings
- •U but, sun, must, hiccup, mussel, muslin, mutton, kung fu
- •If you love me as I love you, no knife shall cut our love in two.
- •Proverbs and Sayings
- •Сочетания согласных
- •Graphic Equivalents of the /u/ Phoneme
- •Graphic Equivalents of the /¬/ Phoneme
- •Proverbs and Sayings
- •Proverbs and Sayings
- •Er term, serve, hertz, herpes, coerce, Percy
- •Tongue-Twisters
- •A about, catabolic, logical, woman, dramaturgy, drama
- •Чередование гласных в ударной позиции
- •Английские дифтонги
- •Tongue-Twisters
- •Proverbs and Sayings
- •Proverbs and Sayings
- •Tongue-Twisters
- •Ur fury, pure, Nureyev
- •Ewer fewer, newer
- •Tongue-Twisters
The System of English Monophthongs
fro nt mixed back
closed
open-mid
open
Phoneme /ı/ — close front (lowered-centralised) unrounded vowel (lax), second element of English diphthongs /eı, aı, oı/.
Graphic Equivalents of the /ı/ Phoneme
I gift, carsick, rustic, midwinter, vinegar, wig, chill, rickets, Cardiff, Greenwich
y hymn, lymph, Lydia, nymph, system, condyloma
e despise, hogget, elect, because, belligerency, vine
a courage, language, villager, manage, manager, management, pillage, hostage
ie sieve
ia marriage, marriageable
ai captainship, mountainside, fountainhead
ui biscuit, circuit, build
ei 'forfeit, 'forfeitable,'forfeiture
Exercise А1.
/ı/
lıd dıd
tın dın
tıl nıl
lıt lıd — lıt
Proverbs and Sayings
/ı/: It's a filthy little finger. Tip this chicken skin into the bin and I'll give you a biscuit.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith have been living in this big city since Christmas.
Phoneme /i/ — close front unrounded vowel (tense).
Graphic Equivalents of the /i/ Phoneme
e we, he, she, me, frequency, meter, these, equal, Egypt, Eton, Karelia
ee bee, beep, beech, seed, wheel, week, cheese, freesheet, Leeds, Greece
ea freakish, lead, deal, cleave, team, tea, sea, beat, leader, New Zealand
ie piece, diesel, niece, field, chief, brief, believe, Dieter
ei receive, ceiling, seize, leisure (AmE)
i police, machine, fatigue, magazine, ski, petite, Bikini
y Hollywood, hollyhock, many, city, melody
ey money, moneyspinner, honeymoon, Honeycomb, Hindley
Exercise А2.
/i/
ti nid lid
di nil dil
ni nid — nit
li nid — nit — nıt
tin din
Exercise А3.
/ı/ — /i/
tın — tin nıl — nil
lın — lin dıl — dil
dıd — did lıd — lıt
lid — lıd — lıt
Proverbs and Sayings
/i/: Pete, my feet are freezing. You sweep the leaves. I'll see to the tea.
Please be seated in these three seats near the speaker.
Exercise 3.
Прочитайте предложения, обращая внимание на разницу в произношении звуков /i:/ — /ı/.
1. You should feel it inside. |
You should fill it inside. |
2. Mary doesn’t want to sleep. |
Mary doesn’t want to slip. |
3. The peach is excellent. |
The pitch is excellent. |
4. Bob beat Tom again. |
Bob bit Tom again. |
5. Is he leaving with his brother? |
Is he living with his brother? |
6. That’s a low heel. |
That’s a low hill. |
7. I want to eat. |
I want it. |
8. She was shocked by the dean. |
She was shocked by the din. |
9. It was a terrible scene. |
It was a terrible sin. |
10. We always heat our food. |
We always hid our food. |
11. Do you see the peak? |
Do you see the pig? |
12. Shall we slip in here? |
Shall we sleep in here? |
13. They had a wonderful mill by the river. |
They had a wonderful meal by the river. |
14. Ann’s never seen a ship move so fast. |
Ann’s never seen a sheep move so fast! |
