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Phonetic Transcription MUETRAEs una MUESTRA de una guía repleta de ejercicios y orientaciones para trabajar en inglés

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  • 1. INTRODUCTION! 4

    2. PHONETIC SYSTEM! 52.1. VOWELS AND DIPHTHONGS! 6

    2.2. CONSONANTS! 7

    2.3. STRESS! 8

    2.3.1. Stress in compound words! 10

    2.3.2. Stress in phrases compared with compounds! 11

    2.3.3. Contrastive Stress! 12

    2.3.4. Weak and strong forms! 13

    2.4. RHYTHM! 14

    2.4.1. Regularity of rhythm! 15

    3. TRANSCRIPTION TIPS! 16

    4. PRACTICE OF PHONETIC TRANSCRIPTION! 4Exercise 1: Write the following transcription into English! 4

    Exercise 2: Transcribe the following text! 5

    Exercise 3: Circle the correct phonetic transcription! 6

    Exercise 4: Bill Bryson, Notes from a Small Island. Transcribe the following text.! 7

    Exercise 5: Extract from A Xenophobe's Guide to the Germans (Key in BrE only). Transcribe the following text.! 8

    Exercise 6: Extract from William Trevor, The Paradise Lounge (Key in BrE & AmE). Transcribe the following text.! 10

    Exercise 7: Extract from The Xenophobe's Guide to the Germans (Key in AmE only). Transcribe the following text.! 11

    Exercise 8: Extract from A Shocking Accident, by Graham Green (Key in BrE & AmE). Transcribe the following text.! 13

    Exercise 9: Their eyes were watching God (Zora Neale Hurston: p.1). Transcribe the following text.! 16

    Exercise 10: 'Thief' hides inside luggage in Spain. Transcribe the following text into English.! 17

    PROFESORES DE ENSEANZA SECUNDARIA: INGLS! 2

  • 5. BIBLIOGRAPHY! 18

    PROFESORES DE ENSEANZA SECUNDARIA: INGLS! 3

  • 4. PRACTICE OF PHONETIC TRANSCRIPTIONExercise 1: Write the following transcription into English

    Answer key: Frustration is a burst hot-water bottle, or loathing every moment of a holiday

    you're paying a fortune for. It's using the wrong side of the Sellotape, forgetting what you

    were going to say, or locking yourself out. Frustration is other people parking in front of

    your garage, or a stranger reading a riveting letter on the bus and turning over before you

    get to the bottom of the page.