SELF –TEST
Write down the transcription and state the number of the stressed phoneme in the following words:
4
E.g. damage [ 'dæmɪʤ]
pleasant, thoughtful, languages, wardrobe, armchair, kitchen, cheerful, among, preface, embankment, between, convenience, furniture, everything, substantial, inclination, satisfaction, nevertheless, vegetables, librarian, manuscript, catalogue, bargain, reference, warehouse, sufficient, politician, passionate, advocate, preliminary, oriental, candidate, approximately, tiredness, mountaineering
Read the following noun/verb pairs, mark the stresses.
conduct to conduct import to import
object to object record to record
transport to transport accent to accent
protest to protest refuse to refuse
export to export review to review
Give the phonetic analyses of the words given below:
Pillow, city, Monday, possible, silence, cotton, table, potato
Transcribe the following words:
Behind, couple, sound, blue, book, attention, bench, student, match, passage, atlas intonation, university, translation, noteworthy, catalogue, kilometre, microscopy
Write down the following dialogue. Pay careful attention to the patterns of the various nouns and verbs in boldface type. Mark the stresses.
MICHAEL: Welcome to the annual meeting of the Perry Produce Company. Does everyone
remember our motto?
ALL: Yes. “We produce the best produce!”
MICHAEL: Thomas, do you think there will be an increase in profits next year?
THOMAS: Yes, Michael. We will increase our profits. Progress is our goal!
MICHAEL: Do you project having a new market?
THOMAS: Yes. Our latest project is the import of exotic fruit.
MICHAEL: Really! What will we import?
THOMAS: Pineapple from Hawaii and dates from the Sahara Desert.
MICHAEL: Did you say desert or dessert? I love desserts!
THOMAS: OK, Mike. I’m so content with the content of this meeting. I’ll treat you to some
fresh fruit.
MICHAEL: Please , Tom , no more fruit! Health Digest says fruit is hard to digest. I’ll have
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