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    Sounds in English

    Vitthalbhai PatelEnglish Department

    U. V. Patel College of Engineering

    Ganpat University

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    D

    ivisions of the UNITThe units of the text are divided in to some divisions: Pre-task

    Reading of the lesson

    Glossary

    Pronunciation

    Vocabulary

    Language in use

    Composition

    Activity

    Writing

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    WHEN TO ACQUIRE ?

    Should pronunciation be taught and

    acquired early?

    Or is it something we can worry

    about later?

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    yIn the absence of a good model andwithout guidance, the learner will

    perceive, produce and internalize

    sounds of the target language basedon the native language sounds.

    yFor this reason, if not given emphasis

    at the very beginning, pronunciation

    will never be acquired well.

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    y

    Since pronunciation habits areformed early, it seems obvious that itis at that point that the development

    of a good pronunciation should beemphasized.

    yWhen accuracy is neglected, theresult will be fossilized pronunciationerrors.

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    Best to bend

    while its a twig

    Therefore

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    HOW TO ACQUIRE

    Naturally: as a result ofexposure and interactionin the environment of the target language and its

    culture.

    By teaching: providing a good pronunciation model(instructors with native-like pronunciation, recordings,

    etc.), explaining differences, using phonetic symbols to

    make pronunciation visible, limited peer interaction,

    effective error correction, exercising accurate

    pronunciation.

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    In the study of English as a foreignlanguage we

    must replace the sayingseeing is believingwith

    hearing is believing.

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    y English - Non-phonetic Language

    y In English

    yNumber of Alphabets : 26 (symbols)

    yNumber of Sounds: 44 (Oral)

    yNo one-to-one relationship between letters and sounds

    y One letter may represent one or more sounds

    y One sound can be represented by one or more letters

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    Vowels sounds

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    Vowel sounds (Diphthongs)

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    Consonant sounds

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