С. Ф. Леонтьева Теоретическая фонетика английского языка издание второе, исправленное и дополненное допущено Министерством просвещения СССР в качества учебник



СодержаниеI. the subject-matter of phonetics 8
Control Tasks
Control Tasks
Iii. functional aspect of speech sounds 48
Control Task
Iv. articulatory transitions of vowel and conso­
Vi. syllable 167
Vii. stress 179
Ix. intonation 198
X. received and general american pronunciation 2"1
I. the subject-matter of phonetics
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Ii. sounds of speech as acoustic and articulatory units
Articulatory and physiological aspect of speech sounds
It, d, I, s, z, n/, interdental /9, Ы
Articulatory and physiological classification of english consonants
Fortts Lenis
Im, n, rj/, the-lateral IV
If, v, 6, , J, 5, tf, do/ are pronounced with the flat narrowing; the consonants Is
According to the position of the
Differences in the articulation bases of the english and russjan consonants and their peculiarities
5/ is non-phonemic. (3) The English /w/ and U]
Articulatory and physiological classification of english vowels
Vassttyev V.A.
DIFFERENCES IN THE^ARTICULATION BASES OF ENGLISH AND RUSSIAN jVOWELS
Iii. functional aspect of speech sounds
English consonants as units of the phonological system
HI; the labial labio-dental /f/ is opposed to the lin­gual forelingual apical /t/. (2) Lingual vs. pharyngat (glottal)
1)1] the forelingual (apical palato-alveolar) l&$l
4. Position of the Soft Palate
English vowels as units of the phonological system
Rounded vs. unrounded vowels
Pete—pit, beet
2. Arrange these words into minimal distinctive pairs.
Consonant phonemes. description of principal variants
161 is fully voiced in the initial position, the English /b/ is slightly devoiced. Cf. Bill
Am. /lju:itenant/ and marine
It! is retroflexed, the tip of the tongue is curled further back behind the back slope of the teethridge and the vowels which pr
Subsidiary variants of english consonant phonemes
1. Read these word cmbinations and
6. Read these word combinations. Pay attention to the consonant modified by the following interdental /6, Э/.
Vowel phonemes. description of-principal variants
J'v.I with the Rus­sian faf.
Ы can be defined as: (j/
Subsidiary variants of the english vowel phonemes
126 "Contextual" and Idiolectal Variants of English Voxels.ar.d Monophthongs in Terms of CV, VC Relations n-i
Ы with a following /a/ element — diphthongization. /se/ is preceded by consonants characterized as: labial bilabial: pat, bad
Thalia alveolar: tobacco, domination
Iv. articulatory transitions
Waste paper
Id/ which follows it; double, or reciprocal, when the two adjacent sounds influenceeach other, e.g. twice
III, the lips begin to get rounded for Ы
V. english phonemes in writing
HI /r/ /e/ /tf/ 5 graphemes s — t — r — e — tch 7 letters s — t — r — e — t — с — h The word mouth
Words Syllabographs
Bath is transcribed as /ba0/ but trans­literated as 5am (the length of /a/
English Russian
I. Divide these words into morphographs.
Sir Arthur Quiller-Coach
Vi. syllable
English Russian
THEORIES OF.SYLLABLE FORMATjQN AND SYLLABLE DIVISION
Functional characteristics of the syllable
Graphic characteristics of the syllable
Vii. stress
Hnsult—to ШтИ, Hmport
14, secondary /"/
3-syltabte words
Viii. strong and
Ix. intonation
Sentence stress, or accent
Rhythm and tempo
Pausation and tamber
There was no love tost between them
Stylistic use of intonation
Rhythmic organization.
4. Read these jokes. Define what intonation patterns should be used to convey humour.
Soph: But I don't think I deserve ari"absolute zero. Prof
5. Read these texts as if you were readinglthem to a) children; b) students. Learn the poem by heart.
X. received and general american pronunciation
THE STfSTEM OF AMERICAN ENGLISH CONSONANTS
III in all positions: initially, .medially and finally. Clear or light allophone of IM
Come herel
The system of american english vowels
N the GA /a/ has a different distribution. It is used a) in words like hop, rob, not, lock; dolt, solve, on
The accentual structure op wordsjn american english
Intonation in american english
Table 10 Comparative Chart of Vowel Phonemes in Canadian English, General American and RP
1 I»j. lea], [09], Eu»] correspond to the QA дпи СЕ (»), [srj. [srj
9, Read the words below. Mind the tertiary stress differences in RP and OAl RP GA
Key to exercises
Graphemes Phonemes Letters
Ы, *!/; ay, ei = /ei/; /«Ml«, Ьегз/; ее, ео — /%!/
I) cvc, сгс; (2) cvcc, сгсс; (3) cvccc, сгссс; (4) csvs, csvs
Ссгсс; (151 ccvccc (csvscc), ссгссс
Glossary of phonetic terms
Allophonic transcription
III in initial posi­tion, compare: lily, light
Fortis consonants
Homogeneity /
Interidiolectal phonetic variations /
What difficulty? What difficulty/
Lateral sounds
In/ in an indefinite article when it is fol­lowed by a vowel: an apple
Ы articulation, unrounded, as in hi
Logical stress
Ы and the first element of the diphthongs /эй/ and le.il.
High-narrow, mid-narrow, low-narrow.
Wide range, medium
Close nexus, loose nexus.
Plosive consonants).
Pure plosives.
Prosodation). „,•„„«
III and /u/ differ from the long HI
Single tap
Fricative.
Ы in blackboard
Tamber, tambre .
Vocal cords.
Теоретическая фонетика английского языка