Presentation using Genially

Ana Gabriela Gutierrez Gomez Group: 518014_14 English Phonetics

consonant sounds

-Sonorant consonant -Form: Occlusive -Place of articulation: Alveolar -Articulators: You can feel the vibration of the throat while saying the letter, you should feel the contact of the tongue with the alveolar ridge and a small puff of air in the mouth. -Examples: dog, dip, day

-Sonorant consonant -Form: Occlusive Place of articulation: Bilabial A-rticulators: You can feel this sound vibrate in the throat to vibrate and so it is voiced. You can clearly see that both lips are used to create the sound. -Examples: meat, mop, map

-Dull consonant- Form: Fricative -Place of articulation: Alveolar -Articulators: This sound is totally voiceless. You should be able to feel the air being forced between the tongue and the alveolar ridge. The fact that there is friction means that it is a fricative, being articulated in the alveolar region. -Examples: Song, sip,seat

-Sonorant consonant -Form: Lateral - Place of articulation: Alveoral -Articulators: In both light and dark //, the tip of the tongue is in contact with the alveolar ridge. The difference between the two comes from the position of the back of the tongue. In the light //, the back of the tongue is in a more forward position. In the dark //, the back of the tongue is further back in the mouth. -Examples: little, long

-Sonorant consonant -Form: stop Place of articulation: alveolar -Articulators: If you put your fingers on your throat, you should be able to feel the vibration, indicating voicing. You should also be able to feel the tongue against the alveolar ridge, indicating alveolar sound. If you hold your nose with two fingers, you will notice that sound production is not possible. - Examples: nice, nip, note

Bike

Afraid

Diphthongs

Examples: - Most people with low self-esteem have earned it. -The smell of fish hung in the air.

Word content

Content words, which include nouns , lexical verbs , adjectives and adverbs , belong to open word classes, that is, classes of words to which new members are easily added ( Understanding Semantics , 2014).

function word

Function words are different words that allow the connection with other words in the sentence. They do not usually have an important sense or meaning, but they fulfill a role or function by accompanying the other words. Examples: - Yesterday I ate many apples. - They will check the old phone line tomorrow.

Descending intonation

Descending intonation generally indicates that we are talking about something precise or concrete. It has a certainformal" character.

Example: -With a precise answer (Yes / No) - When apologizing (Sorry)

Examples: -I'm Craig. -How are you?

In cordial questions, the voice modulation is generally ascending.

Rising intonation

Thank you!