Předmět Výslovnostní cvičení A (AJPV_VYSA)

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Materiál	Typ	Datum	Počet stažení

Cíl

The aim of the course is to provide further practice of problems covered in the foundational pronunciation course (AJ2BP_FF1A,AJ3BP_FF1A),mainly in the areas of rhythm,stress and intonation, to students who are interested in improving an already good performance or provide further assistance to students repeating the foundational pronunciation course or the qualifying exam. After practising different combinations of stressed and unstressed syllables in various rhythm patterns focus moves to practical use of intonation patterns in specific life situations,such as apology,asking for information,giving information,reassurances and the like.Advanced spoken texts are used to further reinforce the use of the individual patterns in an interesting and meaningful way.

Osnova

1.Rhythmical patterns (different combinations of stressed and unstressed sylables in an English foot)2.Basic intonation patterns in English (fall,rise,fall-rise,rise-fall,level)3.Greetings.4.Asking for information.5.Giving information6.Reassurances7.Apologies8.Limited agreement9.Indignation and extreme surprise10.Lists and other uninvolved exchanges11.Dramatic monologues-listening,analysis,repetition12.Reading conversational transcripts

Literatura

THOMSON,I.Intonation Practice.Oxford: Oxford University Press,1990.ISBN 0-19-453090-6ALLEN,W.S. Living English Speech.Longman,1965MORTIMER,C. Dramatic Monologues for Listening Comprehension.Cambridge:Cambridge University Press,1989.ISBN 0-521-22923-5HANCOCK,M.English Pronunciation in Use.Cambridge: Cambridge University Press,2003.ISBN 0-521-00185-4GRAHAM,C. Jazz Chants.Oxford:Oxford University Press,1978.ISBN 0-19-502407-9

Požadavky

A course participant must have taken the foundational pronunciation courses in the first year of study and either passed them satisfactorily or needs further pronunciation practice in order to pass them in the second year of study.As constant reference is made to the subject matter of the foundational pronunciation course,it is not recommended that students take the course in their first year of study.

Garant

doc. Mgr. Olga Dontcheva-Navrátilová, Ph.D.

Vyučující

Mgr. Martin Vaněk