Full Description
Master phonetics with this updated and didactic tool.
The key to phonetics mastery is constant listening and transcription practice. Calvert's Descriptive Phonetics Transcription Workbook, now in a completely revised third edition, provides a wealth of exercises for developing a strong foundation in phonetics.
Designed for use alone or with Calvert's Descriptive Phonetics text, this state-of-the-art workbook is packed with narrow transcription practice, lessons on basic consonant and vowel transcription, multiple opportunities to learn IPA symbols, and a CD-ROM of the first ten chapters of exercises, allowing for practice outside the classroom.
Special workbook features:
Repeated transcription practice- the key to IPA proficiency!
A new chapter on thinking in terms of phonemes rather than letters, a common mistake among students
Additional transcription exercises in the chapters on vowel and dipthongs
Discrimination practice that requires a higher level of listening skills and IPA mastery, pushing students to reach their potential!
An accompanying CD-ROM for instruction beyond the classroom
With chapters covering everything from standard linguistic habits, to spelling and dictation, the revised and expanded edition of this classic learning tool paves the way to IPA aptitude. Every chapter has been revised, and increasingly challenging exercises have been added, the perfect way to strengthen listening and transcription skills throughout the educational process. Use Calvert's Descriptive Phonetics Workbook to guide your students through the fundamentals and maximize their learning!
Contents
Part 1 Introduction
Chapter 1 Preparatory Listening Exercises
Part 2 Transcription of Vowels
Chapter 2 Front Vowels
Chapter 3 Back Vowels
Chapter 4 Central Vowels
Chapter 5 Diphthongs
Part 3 Transcription of Consonants
Chapter 6 Stop Consonants
Chapter 7 Fricatives
Chapter 8 Affricates
Chapter 9 Nasals
Chapter 10 Oral Resonant Consonants: Glides and Liquids
Part 4 Use of Narrow Transcription Symbols
Chapter 11 Alterations in Duration
Chapter 12 Aspiration of Stops
Chapter 13 Assimilatory Changes: Place and Resonance
Chapter 14 Changes in Voicing
Chapter 15 Elision/Omission and Addition/Epenthesis
Part 5 Markings for Speech Rhythm
Chapter 16 Accent
Chapter 17 Emphasis and Intonation
Chapter 18 Transcription of Connected Speech
Part 6 Dialectic Variations
Chapter 19 Dialects
Chapter 20 Regional Dialects: New England Dialect
