目录
STAGE ONE: PHONEMIC SYMBOLS Lesson one Vowel Sounds Part One(免费使用)
STAGE ONE: PHONEMIC SYMBOLS Lesson one Vowel Sounds Part Two
STAGE ONE: PHONEMIC SYMBOLS Lesson one Vowel Sounds Part Three
STAGE ONE: PHONEMIC SYMBOLS Lesson Two Consonant sounds Part One
STAGE ONE: PHONEMIC SYMBOLS Lesson Two Consonant sounds Part Two
STAGE ONE: PHONEMIC SYMBOLS Lesson Two Consonant sounds Part Three
STAGE ONE: PHONEMIC SYMBOLS Lesson Two Consonant sounds Part Four
STAGE ONE: PHONEMIC SYMBOLS Lesson Two Consonant sounds Part Five
STAGE ONE: PHONEMIC SYMBOLS Lesson Three Voiced and Voiceless Consonants
STAGE ONE: PHONEMIC SYMBOLS Lesson Four Plosive Consonants
STAGE ONE: PHONEMIC SYMBOLS Lesson five
STAGE ONE: PHONEMIC SYMBOLS Lesson Six comparison of Similar Sounds
STAGE ONE: PHONEMIC SYMBOLS Lesson Seven
STAGE ONE: PHONEMIC SYMBOLS Lesson Eight Pronunciation of -ed past tense
STAGE ONE: PHONEMIC SYMBOLS Lesson Nine Comprehensive Skills Part one
STAGE ONE: PHONEMIC SYMBOLS Lesson Nine Comprehensive Skills Part Two
STAGE TWO: CONNECTED SPEECH Lesson One Weak Forms of Auxiliary Verbs
STAGE TWO: CONNECTED SPEECH Lesson Two Word Linking
STAGE TWO: CONNECTED SPEECH Lesson Three Prepositions o Strong and Weak Forms from, to, at, of and for
STAGE TWO: CONNECTED SPEECH Lesson Four Linking with And
STAGE TWO: CONNECTED SPEECH Lesson Five Linking with Common Expressions
STAGE TWO: CONNECTED SPEECH Lesson Six Understanding Fast Speech with Get
STAGE TWO: CONNECTED SPEECH Lesson Seven Weak forms with Modals of Deduction
STAGE TWO: CONNECTED SPEECH Lesson Eight Animal and other idioms “as...as a ...”
STAGE TWO: CONNECTED SPEECH Lesson Nine used to, be/get used to, and usually
STAGE TWO: CONNECTED SPEECH Lesson Ten Unpronounced Plosive
STAGE TWO: CONNECTED SPEECH Lesson Eleven Third Conditional
STAGE TWO: CONNECTED SPEECH Lesson Twelve Sentences with and without the Indefinite Article
STAGE THREE Intonation Lesson One Main Stress and Intonation in Wh-questions
STAGE THREE Intonation Lesson Two Main Stress and Intonation in Yes/no Questions
STAGE THREE Intonation Lesson three Intonation of Questions Asked Indirectly, Intonation of Tag Questions Part One
STAGE THREE Intonation Lesson three Intonation of Questions Asked Indirectly, Intonation of Tag Questions Part Two
STAGE THREE Intonation Lesson Four Intonation with Common Expressions
STAGE THREE Intonation Lesson Five Giving advice politely--with must, should, and ought to, intonation with polite requests and offers Part One
STAGE THREE Intonation Lesson Five Giving advice politely--with must, should, and ought to, intonation with polite requests and offers Part Two
STAGE THREE Intonation Lesson six Exclamations
Appendix: The difference between American English and British English Lesson One
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