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    This document outlines the content and preparation for a 12-lesson course on phonetics and phonology. Lesson 1 introduces speech sounds, articulators, and phonemes. Lesson 2 covers the larynx, voicing, and the distinction between phonemes and allophones. Lesson 3 discusses vowels in terms of tongue height, backness, roundness, and diphthongs/triphthongs. Lessons 4-5 cover plosives, fricatives, affricates, nasals, and other consonant types. Lessons 6-7 address syllables, stress, and intonation. Lessons 8-9 focus on intonation patterns. Lesson 10 discusses aspects of connected

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    This document outlines the content and preparation for a 12-lesson course on phonetics and phonology. Lesson 1 introduces speech sounds, articulators, and phonemes. Lesson 2 covers the larynx, voicing, and the distinction between phonemes and allophones. Lesson 3 discusses vowels in terms of tongue height, backness, roundness, and diphthongs/triphthongs. Lessons 4-5 cover plosives, fricatives, affricates, nasals, and other consonant types. Lessons 6-7 address syllables, stress, and intonation. Lessons 8-9 focus on intonation patterns. Lesson 10 discusses aspects of connected

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    1. Introduction to Phonetics & Phonology Ø Chapter 2: The production of speech


    Rules & Regulation sounds
    The articulators
    • Sound production
    • The vocal tract
    • The phoneme
    2. The larynx Ø Chapter 4: Voicing and consonants
    • The anatomy of the larynx
    Ø Chapter 5: The phoneme
    • Respiration and voicing
    The phoneme
    • Phoneme vs. Allophone
    • Phonemic vs. Phonetic transcription
    • Phonetics vs. Phonology
    3. The vowel Ø Chapter 2: The production of speech
    • The difference between vowels and sounds
    consonants
    Ø Chapter 3: Long vowels, diphthongs
    • Tongue height and triphthongs
    • Backness of the tongue
    • Roundness of the lips
    The quadrilateral
    Diphthong & triphthong
    4. The consonant 1 Ø Hand-out: The Chart of English
    • Plosive Consonant Phonemes
    • Fortis vs. Lenis
    Ø Chapter 4: Voicing and consonants
    • Fricative
    • Glottal fricative Ø Chapter 6: Fricatives & affricates
    5. The consonant 2 Ø Chapter 6: Fricatives & affricates
    • Affricate
    Ø Chapter 7: Nasal & other consonants
    • Nasal & other consonants
    • Consonant oral test
    • Syllabic consonants
    6. Quiz 1
    7. The syllable Ø Chapter 8: The syllable
    • The nature of a syllable
    • The structure of a syllable Ø Chapter 9: Strong and weak syllables
    § Onset Ø Chapter 10: Stress in simple words
    § Centre Moodle:
    § Coda
    The stress Ø Chapter 11: Complex word stress
    • The nature of stress Ø Chapter 12: Weak Forms
    • The levels of stress
    • The placement of stress
    8. The intonation 1 Ø Chapter 15: Intonation 1
    • What is intonation?
    • Form and function
    • The prominent syllables
    9. The intonation 2 Ø Chapter 16: Intonation 2
    • The tone
    Ø Chapter 17: Intonation 3
    • The tone unit
    • The tonic syllable Moodle:
    • Simple and complex tone units Ø Chapter 18: Functions of Intonation 1
    Ø Chapter 19: Functions of Intonation 2
    10. Aspects of connected speech Ø Chapter 14: Aspects of connected
    • Rhythm speech
    • Assimilation
    • Elision
    • Linking
    11. Quiz 2
    12. Presentations The diacritics
    Course Overview Phonological rules
    • Aspiration and non-aspiration
    • Glottalization
    • Devoicing
    • Dentalization
    • Velarization
    • Syllabicity
    • Nasalization
    • Lengthening and shortening
    • Retraction

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