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1. Chapter 1 Text
1. Chapter 2 Text
1. Chapter 3 Text
2. 3.1.1 The Voice Exercise
3. 3.1.2 The Sound Exercise
4. 3.1.3 The Vowel Length Exercise
5. 3.1.4 The Word Stress Exercise
6. 3.1.5 The Rhythm Exercise
7. 3.1.6 The Melody Exercise
8. 3.1.7 The Body Language Exercise
1. Chapter 4 Text
1. Chapter 5 Text
2. 5.2 The Problem with English Spelling
3. 5.3.1 The 15 English Vowel Sounds
4. 5.3.2 The 10 English Diphthong Sounds
5. 5.3.3 The 25 English Consonant Sounds
1. Chapter 6 Text
2. 6.1 Why Vowel Length is Important
3. 6.2.1 Content Words of One Syllable
4. 6.2.2 Content Words of One Syllable - Word Pairs
5. 6.2.3 Content Words with Two or More Syllables
6. 6.2.4 Adding Unstressed Word Endings
7. 6.2.5 Function Words
1. Chapter 7 Text
2. 7.4 The Rules of English Word Stress
3. 7.5.1 The Ba-Da-Boom Word Exercise
4. 7.5.2 The Slow Motion Word Exercise
1. Chapter 8 Text
2. 8.0 An Example of Language Rhythm
3. 8.1 The Rules of English Rhythm
4. 8.2.1 The Ba-Da-Boom Sentence Exercise
5. 8.2.2 The Slow Motion Sentence Exercise
1. Chapter 9 Text
2. 9.1 The Rules of English Melody
3. 9.2 The Basic Melodies for English Sentences
1. Chapter 10 Text
1. Chapter 11 Text
2. 11.1 The Front Vowels
3. 11.2 The Middle Vowels
4. 11.3 The Back Vowels
1. Chapter 12 Introduction
2. 12.0 The Front Vowel Sounds
3. 12.1 The Vowel Sound in we
4. 12.1.1 Articulation for we
5. 12.1.3 Sentences with we
6. 12.1.4 Words ending with ing
7. 12.1.5 Words ending with y
8. 12.1.6 Homophones with we
9. 12.1.7 Tongue Twister with we
10. 12.2 The Vowel Sound in will
11. 12.2.1 Articulation for will
12. 12.2.3 Sentences with will
13. 12.2.4 Homophones with will
14. 12.2.5 Tongue Twister with will
15. 12.3 The Vowel Sound in let
16. 12.3.1 Articulation for let
17. 12.3.3 Sentences with let
18. 12.3.4 Homophones with let
19. 12.3.5 Tongue Twister with let
20. 12.4 The Vowel Sound in their
21. 12.5 The Vowel Sound in cat
22. 12.5.1 Articulation for cat
23. 12.5.3 Sentences with cat
24. 12.5.4 Homophones with cat
25. 12.6 The Vowel Sound in dance
26. 12.6.1 Articulation for dance
27. 12.6.3 Sentences with dance
1. Chapter 13 Introduction
2. 13.0 The Middle Vowel Sounds
3. 13.1 The Vowel Sound in burn
4. 13.1.1 Articulation for burn
5. 13.1.3 Words ending in ar
6. 13.1.4 Words ending in er
7. 13.1.5 Words ending in or
8. 13.1.6 Sentences with burn
9. 13.1.7 Homophones with burn
10. 13.2 The Vowel Sound in a
11. 13.2.1 Articulation for a
12. 13.2.3 Unstressed First Syllables with a
13. 13.2.4 Unstressed Second Syllables with a
14. 13.2.5 Unstressed Final Syllables with a
15. 13.2.6 Sentences with a
16. 13.3 The Vowel Sound in bun
17. 13.3.1 The Vowel Sound in bun
18. 13.3.3 Sentences with bun
19. 13.3.4 The vowel sound in bun when spelled with the letter o
20. 13.3.5 Homophones with bun
21. 13.3.6 Tongue Twister with bun
1. Chapter 14 Introduction
2. 14.0 The Back Vowel Sounds
3. 14.1 The Vowel Sound in you
4. 14.1.1 Articulation for you
5. 14.1.3 Sentences with you
6. 14.1.4 Words with the sound y before you
7. 14.1.5 Homophones with you
8. 14.2 The Vowel Sound in should
9. 14.2.1 Articulation for should
10. 14.2.3 Sentences with should
11. 14.2.4 Homophones with should
12. 14.2.5 Tongue Twister with should
13. 14.3 The Vowel Sound in go
14. 14.3.1 Articulation for go
15. 14.3.3 Sentences with go
16. 14.4 The Vowel Sound in call
17. 14.4.1 Articulation for call
18. 14.4.3 Sentences with call
19. 14.4.4 Homophones with call
20. 14.5 The Vowel Sound in on
21. 14.5.1 Articulation for on
22. 14.5.3 Sentences with on
23. 14.5.4 Homophones with on
24. 14.5.5 Tongue Twister with on
25. 14.6 The Vowel Sound in Tom
26. 14.6.1 Articulation for Tom
27. 14.6.3 Sentences with Tom
28. 14.6.4 Homophones with Tom
1. Chapter 15 Text
2. 15.1 Diphthongs - Group 1
3. 15.2 Diphthongs - Group 2
4. 15.3 Diphthongs - Group 3
1. Chapter 16 Introduction
2. 16.1 The Diphthong Sound in they
3. 16.1.1 Articulation for they
4. 16.1.3 Sentences with they
5. 16.1.4 Homophones with they
6. 16.2 The Diphthong Sound in like
7. 16.2.1 Articulation for like
8. 16.2.3 Sentences with like
9. 16.2.4 Homophones with like
10. 16.3 The Diphthong Sound in toys
11. 16.3.1 Articulation for toys
12. 16.3.3 Sentences with toys
13. 16.3.4 Tongue Twisters with toys
14. 16.4 The Diphthong Sound in slow
15. 16.4.1 Articulation for slow
16. 16.4.3 Sentences with slow
17. 16.4.4 Homophones with slow
18. 16.5 The Diphthong Sound in down
19. 16.5.1 Articulation for down
20. 16.5.3 Sentences with down
21. 16.5.4 Homophones with down
1. Chapter 17 Introduction
2. 17.1 The Diphthong Sound in here's
3. 17.1.1 Articulation for here's
4. 17.1.3 Sentences with here's
5. 17.1.4 Homophones with here's
6. 17.2 The Diphthong Sound in where
7. 17.2.1 Articulation for where
8. 17.2.3 Sentences with where
9. 17.2.4 Homophones with where
10. 17.3 The Diphthong Sound in newer
11. 17.3.1 Articulation for newer
12. 17.3.3 Sentences with newer
13. 17.4 The Diphthong Sound in forks
14. 17.4.1 Articulation for forks
15. 17.4.3 Sentences with forks
16. 17.4.4 Homophones with forks
17. 17.5 The Diphthong Sound in are
18. 17.5.1 Articulation for are
19. 17.5.3 Sentences with are
20. 17.5.4 Homophones with are
1. Chapter 18 Introduction
2. 18.1 Confusing the sounds in we and will
3. 18.1.1 Sounds in we and will
4. 18.1.2 Words with we and will
5. 18.1.3 Sentences with we and will
6. 18.2 Confusing the sounds in you and should
7. 18.2.1 Sounds in you and should
8. 18.2.2 Words with you and should
9. 18.2.3 Comparing words with you and should
10. 18.2.4 Sentences with you and should
11. 18.3 Confusing the sounds in hat, hut, and hot
12. 18.3.1 Sounds in hat, hut, and hot
13. 18.3.2 Words with hat, hut, and hot
14. 18.3.3 Sentences with hat, hut, and hot
15. 18.4 Confusing the sounds in they and let
16. 18.4.1 Sounds in they and let
17. 18.4.2 Words with they and let
18. 18.4.3 Sentences with they and let
19. 18.5 Confusing the sounds in call and go
20. 18.5.1 Sounds in call and go
21. 18.5.2 Words with call and go
22. 18.5.3 Sentences with call and go
23. 18.6 Confusing the sounds in burn and forks
24. 18.6.1 Sounds in burn and forks
25. 18.6.2 Words with burn and forks
26. 18.6.3 Sentences with burn and forks
27. 18.7 Confusing the sounds in they, like, and toys
28. 18.7.1 Sounds in they, like, and toys
29. 18.7.2 Words with they, like, and toys
30. 18.7.3 Sentences with they, like, and toys
31. 18.8 Confusing the sounds in slow and down
32. 18.8.1 Sounds in slow and down
33. 18.8.2 Words with slow and down
34. 18.8.3 Sentences with slow and down
35. 18.9 Confusing the sounds in here's, where, newer, forks, and are
36. 18.9.1 Sounds in here's. where, newer, forks, and are
37. 18.9.2 Words with here's, where, newer, forks, are
38. 18.9A.1 Words with here's and where
39. 18.9A.2 Sentences with here's and where
40. 18.9B.1 Words with forks and are
41. 18.9B.2 Sentences with forks and are
42. 18.9C.1 Words with newer and forks
43. 18.9C.2 Sentences with newer and forks
44. 18.10 Inserting glottal stops between words
45. 18.10.1 Sentences - Linking words together
46. 18.10.2 Glottal stops on initial vowel sounds
47. 18.10.3 Glottal stops on final sounds "p, b, t, d, k, g"
48. 18.10.4 Glottal stops on final sounds "p, b, t, d, k, g" at the end of a sentence
1. Chapter 19 Text
2. 19.0 Basic Information for Consonant Sounds
3. 19.1 The Nasal Consonant Sounds
4. 19.2 The Lateral Consonant Sound
5. 19.3 The Glide Consonant Sounds
6. 19.4 The Fricative Consonant Sounds
7. 19.5 The Stop-Plosive Consonant Sounds
8. 19.6 The Affricate Consonant Sounds
9. 19.8 Dentalized Consonant Sounds
1. Chapter 20 Introduction
2. 20.1 The Consonant Sound in map
3. 20.1.1 Articulation for map
4. 20.1.3 Sentences with map
5. 20.1.4 Homophones with map
6. 20.2 The Consonant Sound in nap
7. 20.2.1 Articulation for nap
8. 20.2.3 Words beginning with kn
9. 20.2.4 Sentences with nap
10. 20.2.5 Dentalized n
11. 20.2.6 Homophones with nap
12. 20.3 The Consonant sound on sang
13. 20.3.1 Articulation for sang
14. 20.3.3 Sentences with sang
15. 20.3.4 Words with medial ng followed by g
16. 20.3.5 Sentences with medial ng followed by g
17. 20.4 The Consonant Sound in lap
18. 20.4.1 Articulation for lap
19. 20.4.3 Sentences with lap
20. 20.4.4 Dentalized l
21. 20.4.5 Homophones with lap
22. 20.5 The Consonant Sounds in where and wear
23. 20.5.1 Articulation for where and wear
24. 20.5A.2 Words with where
25. 20.5A.3 Sentences with where
26. 20.5B.2 Sentences with wear
27. 20.5B.3 Homophones with wear
28. 20.5B.4 Tongue Twister with where and wear
29. 20.6 The Consonant Sound in yes
30. 20.6.1 Articulation for yes
31. 20.6.3 Sentences with yes
32. 20.6.4 Homophones with yes
1. Chapter 21 Introduction
2. 21.1 The Consonant Sounds in fat and vat
3. 21.1 Articulation for fat and vat
4. 21.1A.2 Sentences with fat
5. 21.1A.3 Homophones with fat
6. 21.1A.4 Tongue Twister with fat
7. 21.1B.2 Sentences with vat
8. 21.1B.3 Homophones with vat
9. 21.2 The Consonant Sounds in thin and then
10. 21.2 Articulation for thin and then
11. 21.2A.2 Sentences with thin
12. 21.2A.3 Homophones with thin
13. 21.2A.4 Tongue Twister with thin
14. 21.2B.2 Sentences with then
15. 21.2B.3 Homophones with then
16. 21.3 The Consonant Sounds in sip and zip
17. 21.3 Articulation for sip and zip
18. 21.3A.2 Sentences with sip
19. 21.3A.3 Homophones with sip
20. 21.3A.4 Tongue Twister with sip
21. 21.3B.2 Sentences with zip
22. 21.3B.3 Homophones with zip
23. 21.3B.4 Tongue Twister with zip
24. 21.4 The Consonant Sounds in ship and beige
25. 21.4 Articulation for ship and beige
26. 21.4A.2 Sentences with ship
27. 21.4A.3 Homophones with ship
28. 21.4A.4 Tongue Twister with ship
29. 21.4B.2 Sentences with beige
30. 21.5 The Consonant Sound in rat
31. 21.5.1 Articulation for rat
32. 21.5.3 Sentences with rat
33. 21.5.4 Homophones with rat
34. 21.5.5 Tongue Twister with rat
35. 21.6 The Consonant Sound in hat
36. 21.6.1 Articulation for hat
37. 21.6.3 Sentences with hat
38. 21.6.4 Homophones with hat
1. Chapter 22 Introduction
2. 22.1 The Consonant Sounds in pat and bat
3. 22.1 Articulation for pat and bat
4. 22.1A.2 Sentences with pat
5. 22.1A.3 Comparing final p released and unreleased
6. 22.1A.4 Homophones with pat
7. 22.1A.5 Tongue Twister with pat
8. 22.1B.2 Sentences with bat
9. 22.1B.3 Comparing final b released and unreleased
10. 22.1B.4 Homophones with bat
11. 22.1B.5 Tongue Twister with bat
12. 22.2 The Consonant Sounds in tab and dab
13. 22.2 Articulation for tab and dab
14. 22.2A.3 Sentences with tab
15. 22.2A.4 Comparing final t released and unreleased
16. 22.2A.5 Dentalized t
17. 22.2A.6 Homophones with tab
18. 22.2A.7 Tongue Twister with tab
19. 22.2B.2 Sentences with dab
20. 22.2B.3 Comparing final d released and unreleased
21. 22.2B.4 Dentalized d
22. 22.2B.5 Homophones with dab
23. 22.3 The Consonant Sounds in cap and gap
24. 22.3 Articulation for cap and gap
25. 22.3A.2 Sentences with cap
26. 22.3A.3 Comparing final k released and unreleased
27. 22.3A.4 Homophones with cap
28. 22.3B.2 Sentences with gap
29. 22.3B.3 Comparing final g released and unreleased
30. 22.3B.4 Homophones with gap
31. 22.4 The Consonant Sounds in chin and gin
32. 22.4A.2 Sentences with chin
33. 22.4A.3 Homophones with chin
34. 22.4B.2 Sentences with gin
1. Chapter 23 Introduction
2. 23.1 Confusing the Sounds in pat and bat
3. 23.1.1 Sounds in pat and bat
4. 23.1.2 Words with pat and bat
5. 23.1.3 Sentences with pat and bat
6. 23.1.4 Words comparing vowel length for final pat and bat
7. 23.1.5 Sentences comparing vowel length for final pat and bat
8. 23.2 Confusing the sounds in tab and dab
9. 23.2.1 Sounds in tab and dab
10. 23.2.2 Words with tab and dab
11. 23.2.3 Sentences with tab and dab
12. 23.2.4 Words comparing vowel length for final tab and dab
13. 23.2.5 Sentences comparing vowel length for final tab and dab
14. 23.3 Confusing the sounds in cap and gap
15. 23.3.1 Sounds in cap and gap
16. 23.3.2 Words with cap and gap
17. 23.3.3 Sentences with cap and gap
18. 23.3.4 Words comparing vowel length for final cap and gap
19. 23.3.5 Sentences comparing vowel length for final cap and gap
20. 23.4 Confusing the sounds in fat and vat
21. 23.4.1 Sounds in fat and vat
22. 23.4.2 Words with fat and vat
23. 23.4.3 Sentences with fat and vat
24. 23.4.4 Words comparing vowel length for final fat and vat
25. 23.4.5 Sentences comparing vowel length for final fat and vat
26. 23.5 Confusing the sounds in thin and then
27. 23.5.1 Sounds in thin and then
28. 23.5.2 Words with then followed by thin
29. 23.5.3 Sentences with then followed by thin
30. 23.5.4 Words with thin followed by then
31. 23.5.5 Sentences with thin followed by then
32. 23.6 Confusing the sounds in tab and thin
33. 23.6.1 Sounds in tab and thin
34. 23.6.2 Words with tab and thin
35. 23.6.3 Sentences with tab and thin
36. 23.7 Confusing the sounds in dab and then
37. 23.7.1 Sounds in dab and then
38. 23.7.2 Words with dab and then
39. 23.7.3 Sentences with dab and then
40. 23.8 Confusing the sounds in sip and zip
41. 23.8.1 Sounds in sip and zip
42. 23.8.2 Words comparing vowel length for final sip and zip
43. 23.8.3 Sentences comparing vowel length for final sip and zip
44. 23.9 Confusing the sounds in chin and gin
45. 23.9.1 Sounds in chin and gin
46. 23.9.2 Words with initial chin and gin
47. 23.9.3 Sentences with initial chin and gin
48. 23.9.4 Words comparing vowel length for final chin and gin
49. 23.9.5 Sentences comparing vowel length for final chin and gin
50. 23.10 Confusing the sounds in chin or gin with initial sound yes
51. 23.10.1 Sounds in chin, gin, and yes
52. 23.10.2 Words with initial yes and gin
53. 23.10.3 Sentences with initial yes and gin
54. 23.11 Dropping initial h as in hat
55. 23.11.1 Sounds in at and hat
56. 23.11.2 Words with initial hat
57. 23.11.3 Sentences with initial hat
58. 23.12 Confusing the sounds in vat and wear
59. 23.12.1 Sounds in vat and wear
60. 23.12.2 Words with initial vat and wear
61. 23.12.3 Sentences with initial vat and wear
62. 23.13 Confusing the sounds in lap and rat
63. 23.13.1 Sounds in lap and rat
64. 23.13.2 Words with initial lap and rat
65. 23.13.3 Sentences with initial lap and rat
66. 23.13.4 Words with medial lap and rat
67. 23.13.5 Sentences with medial lap and rat
68. 23.14 Confusing the sounds in bat and vat
69. 23.14.1 Sounds in bat and vat
70. 23.14.2 Words with initial bat and vat
71. 23.14.3 Sentences with initial bat and vat
72. 23.15 Pronouncing Difficult Consonant Combinations
73. 23.15.1 Words ending with cts
74. 23.15.2 Words ending with fts
75. 23.15.3 Words ending with pts
76. 23.15.4 Words ending with sts
77. 23.15.5 Other difficult combinations
78. 23.15.6 Words ending with ths
79. 23.15.7 Dropping medial t
1. Chapter 24 Introduction
2. 24.1 Word Endings d and ed - Rule 1
3. 24.1.1 Verbs ending with the sound tab
4. 24.1.3 Verbs ending with the sound dab
5. 24.1 Word Endings d and ed - Rules 2 and 3
6. 24.1.5 Verbs ending with voiceless consonant sounds
7. 24.1.7 Verbs ending with voiced consonant sounds
8. 24.1 Word Endings d and ed - Rule 4
9. 24.1.9 Verbs ending with vowel sounds
10. 24.2 Word Endings s, es, 's, s' - Rule 1
11. 24.2.1 Words ending with the sounds sip, zip, ship, beige, chin, gin
12. 24.2 Word Endings s, es, 's, s' - Rule 2
13. 24.2.3 Words ending with voiceless consonant sounds
14. 24.2 Word Endings s, es, 's, s' - Rule 3
15. 24.2.5 Words ending with voiced consonant sounds
16. 24.2 Word Endings s, es, 's, s' - Rule 4
17. 24.2.7 Words ending with vowel sounds
1. Chapter 25 Introduction
2. 25.1 Stress in Two-Syllable Nouns
3. 25.1.1 Words - Nouns with two syllables
4. 25.1.2 Sentences - Nouns with two syllables
5. 25.2 Stress in Two-Syllable Verbs and Adjectives
6. 25.2.1 Words - Two-syllable verbs and adjectives
7. 25.2.2 Sentences - Two-syllable verbs and adjectives
8. 25.3 Stress in Words with Three or More Syllables
9. 25.3.1 Words - Three or more syllables
10. 25.3.2 Sentences - Three or more syllables
11. 25.4 Unstressed prefixes
12. 25.4.1 Words with unstressed prefixes
13. 25.4.2 Sentences with unstressed prefixes
14. 25.5 Unstressed Suffixes
15. 25.5.1 Words with unstressed suffixes
16. 25.5.2 Sentences with unstressed suffixes
17. 25.6 Stressed Suffixes
18. 25.6.1 Words with stressed suffixes
19. 25.6.2 Sentences with stressed suffixes
20. 25.7 Stress in Reflexive Pronouns
21. 25.7.1 Words - Reflexive pronouns
22. 25.7.2 Sentences - Reflexive pronouns
23. 25.8 Unstressed Word Endings d, ed, es, 's, s'
24. 25.9 Stress in Names
25. 25.9.1 Days of the Week
26. 25.9.2 Months of the Year
27. 25.9.3 Ten Countries
28. 25.9.4 Ten World Cities
29. 25.9.5 Ten U.S Cities
30. 25.9.6 Common English Names
31. 25.10 Stress in Numbers and Abbreviations
32. 25.10.0 Stress in Numbers and Abbreviations - Example
33. 25.10.1 Stress in Numbers and Letters
34. 25.11 Stress in Noun-Verb Pairs
35. 25.11.1 Words - Noun-verb pairs
36. 25.11.2 Sentences - Noun-verb pairs
37. 25.12 Changing Stress in Different Word Forms
38. 25.12.1 Words - Different word forms
39. 25.12.2 Sentences - Different word forms
40. 25.13 Syllabic Consonants
41. 25.13.1 Words ending in le
42. 25.13.2 Sentences with words ending in le
43. 25.13.4 Words ending with final n after t or d
44. 25.13.5 Sentences with final n after t or d
45. 25.14 Dropped Syllables
46. 25.14.1 Words with dropped syllables
47. 25.14.2 Sentences with dropped syllables
48. 25.15 Stress in Compound Nouns
49. 25.15.1 Words - Compound Nouns
50. 25.15.2 Sentences - Compound Nouns
51. 25.16 Stress in Descriptive Phrases
52. 25.16.1 Comparing compound nouns and descriptive phrases
53. 25.16.2 Sentences - Compound nouns and descriptive phrases
54. 25.17 Stress in Phrasal Verbs
55. 25.17.1 Phrasal verb stress with words together
56. 25.17.2 Phrasal verb stress with words separate
57. 25.17.3 Phrasal verb stress at the end of a sentence
1. Chapter 26 Introduction
2. 26.1 Content Word Stress
3. 26.1 Content Word Stress (video)
4. 26.2.0 Weak Forms of Articles
5. 26.2.0 Weak Forms of Articles (video)
6. 26.2.1 Weak forms of a and an
7. 26.2.3 The two pronunciations of the
8. 26.2.4 Weak form of the
9. 26.3 Weak Forms of Conjunctions
10. 26.3.1 Weak form of and
11. 26.3.3 Weak form of as
12. 26.3.5 Weak forms of but, or, than, that
13. 26.4.0 Weak Forms of Prepositions
14. 26.4.0 Weak Forms of Prepositions (video)
15. 26.4.1 Weak forms of at, for, from, of, to, that
16. 26.4.2 Weak form of to
17. 26.5.0 Weak Forms of Pronouns
18. 26.5.0 Weak Forms of Pronouns (video)
19. 26.5.1 Weak forms of he, his, him, her. them, you, your
20. 26.6.0 Weak Forms of Linking and Helping Verbs
21. 26.6.0 Weak Forms of Linking and Helping Verbs (video)
22. 26.6.1 Sentences with weak forms of linking and helping verbs
23. 26.7 Pausing
24. 26.7.1 Pauses and Breaths
25. 26.8.0 Linking Consonant Sounds
26. 26.8.0 Linking Consonant Sounds (video)
27. 26.8.1 Linking final sound tab to initial yes
28. 26.8.2 Linking final sound dab to initial yes
29. 26.8.3 Sentences - Linking consonant sounds to initial yes
30. 26.9 Linking Vowel Sounds
31. 26.9.1 Sentences - Linking final sounds we, they, like, toys to other vowel sounds
32. 26.9.2 Sentences - Linking final sounds you, slow, down to other vowel sounds
33. 26.10 Linking a Consonant and a Vowel Sound
34. 26.10.1 Sentences - Linking a consonant and a vowel sound
35. 26.11 More Reductions in Fast Speech
36. 26.11.1 Sentence Reductions
37. 26.12 Pronouncing Negative Forms
38. 26.12.1 Sentences with negative forms
39. 26.13 Pronouncing Longer Verb Forms
40. 26.13.1 Sentences with longer verb forms
41. 26.14 Key Word Stress
42. 26.14.1 Dialogue - Stressing the key word
43. 26.15.0 Changing the Key Word
44. 26.15.0 Changing the Key Word (video)
45. 26.15.1 Dialogue - Changing Stress to Emphasize New Information
46. 26.15.2 Dialogue - Changing Stress to Clarify
47. 26.15.3 Dialogue - Changing Stress for Emotional Emphasis
48. 26.15.4 Dialogue - Changing Stress for Contrast
49. 26.15.5 Dialogue - Changing Stress to Agree
50. 26.15.6 Dialogue - Changing Stress to Disagree
51. 26.15.7 Dialogue - Changing Stress to Return a Question
52. 26.15.8 Dialogue - Changing Stress to Offer a Choice
53. 26.16 Language Speed
54. 26.16.1 Dialogue - Speeding up toward the key word
1. Chapter 27 Introduction
2. 27.1.0 The Melody for Statements
3. 27.1.0 The Melody for Statements (video)
4. 27.1.1 Dialogue - Statements ending with steps
5. 27.1.2 Dialogue - Statements ending with glides
6. 27.2.0 The Melody for Information Questions
7. 27.2.0 The Melody for Information Questions (video)
8. 27.2.1 Information questions ending with steps
9. 27.2.2 Information questions ending with glides
10. 27.3.0 The Melody for Yes/No Questions
11. 27.3.0 The Melody for Yes/No Questions (video)
12. 27.3.1 Yes/No questions ending with steps
13. 27.3.2 Yes/No questions ending with glides
14. 27.4 The Melody for a Series, a Mid-Sentence Pause, and Polite Speech
15. 27.4.1 A Series of Things
16. 27.4.2 A Mid-Sentence Pause
17. 27.4.3 Polite Speech
18. 27.5 The Combination Melody
19. 27.5.1 A Mid-Sentence Pause
20. 27.5.2 Polite Speech
21. 27.6.0 Changing the Key Word Stress
22. 27.6.0 Changing the Key Word Stress (video)
23. 27.6.1 Dialogue - Changing Stress to Emphasize New Information
24. 27.6.2 Dialogue - Changing Stress to Clarify
25. 27.6.3 Dialogue - Changing Stress for Emotional Emphasis
26. 27.6.4 Dialogue - Changing Stress for Contrast
27. 27.6.5 Dialogue - Changing Stress to Agree
28. 27.6.6 Dialogue - Changing Stress to Disagree
29. 27.6.7 Dialogue -Changing Stress to Return a Question
30. 27.6.8 Dialogue - Changing Stress to Offer a Choice
31. 27.7 Using a Rising Melody with Statements and Information Questions
32. 27.7 Using a Rising Melody with Statements and Information Questions (video)
33. 27.8.0 The Melody for Tag Questions
34. 27.8.0 The Melody for Tag Questions (video)
35. 27.8.1 Sentences with tag questions
36. 27.9.0 The Melody for Final Adverbs
37. 27.9.0 The Melody for Final Adverbs (video)
38. 27.9.1 Sentences with final adverbs
1. Bloopers and Outtakes
1. Chapter Summaries
1. English Speech Inventory
1. List of Exercises
1. English Sound Charts
1. Glossary
1. English Homophones
1. Frequently Asked Questions
1. Terms of Use
1. Privacy Policy
1. Privacy Disclosures - European Economic Area
1. Chapter 4 - Voice Production
2. English Homophones
3. English Speech Inventory
4. List of Exercises

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Chapter 1 - Introduction

Chapter 2 - Definitions

Chapter 3 - Exercises

Chapter 4 - Voice Production

Chapter 5 - American English

Chapter 6 - Vowel Length

Chapter 7 - Word Stress

Chapter 8 - Rhythm

Chapter 9 - Melody

Chapter 10 - Body Language

Chapter 11 - English Vowel Sounds

Chapter 12 - The Front Vowels

Chapter 13 - The Middle Vowels

Chapter 14 - The Back Vowels

Chapter 15 - English Diphthong Sounds

Chapter 16 - Diphthongs Groups 1 & 2

Chapter 17 - Diphthongs Group 3

Chapter 18 - Vowel Sound Problems

Chapter 19 - English Consonant Sounds

Chapter 20 - The Nasal, Lateral, and Glide Consonant Sounds

Chapter 21 - The Fricative Consonant Sounds

Chapter 22 - The Stop-Plosive and Affricate Consonant Sounds

Chapter 23 - Consonant Sound Problems

Chapter 24 - Consonant Sound Problems - Word Endings d, ed, s, es, 's, s'

Chapter 25 - Word Stress Exercises

Chapter 26 - Rhythm Exercises

Chapter 27 - Melody Exercises

Bloopers and Outtakes

Appendix A - Chapter Summaries

Appendix B - English Speech Inventory

Appendix C - List of Exercises

Appendix D - English Sound Charts

Appendix E - Glossary

Appendix F - English Homophones

Appendix G - Frequently Asked Questions

Appendix H - Terms of Use

Appendix I - Privacy Policy

Appendix J - Policy Disclosures - European Economic Area

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