《国际学术会议英语》课件Chapter 10.ppt
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1、Part II Oral Presentation Skills Chapter 10 Chapter 10Pronunciation Pronunciation and and IntonationIntonationTask Objectives You will learn to show an attracting rather than detracting presentation by getting to knowhow to pronounce words correctlyhow to pronounce words correctlyhow to decide when
2、and where to stress the how to decide when and where to stress the words and phraseswords and phraseshow to avoid speaking in a nomotonehow to avoid speaking in a nomotoneTask PreparationRead the following two texts loudly in your group.Pay attention to the boldbold words and the CAPITAL words that
3、you need to put emphasis on.After that,decide which one in your group read them best and why.Task PreparationA.A.In his bookbook,Gladwell argues Gladwell argues that INITIAL IMPRESSIONSor GUTFEELINGS are quite rationalrational.However,that this“split-secondsplit-second”thinkingthinking process moves
4、 process moves FASTER than what we usually associate associate with thinkingthinking.If YOU are one of these peoplepeopleand there are MANY of usBlinkBlink provides“PROOF”that youre actually quite a RATIONAL HUMAN BEING.Task PreparationB.B.In this day and ageday and age,factsfacts,statistics statist
5、ics and other numbers numbers are used to proveprove EVERYTHING.IntuitionIntuition,gut feelings gut feelings and personal preferences personal preferences are all OUT THE DOOR.Of course,there ARE somesome who are tryingtrying to battlebattle this trendtrend.RecentlyRecently,Malcolm Gladwell Malcolm
6、Gladwell wrote BLINK,a best-seller best-seller which exploresexplores the USEFULNESS of makingmaking SPLIT-SECOND DECISIONS based on INTUITION rather than careful careful consideration consideration of all the facts and figuresfacts and figures.Skill FocusI.Pronounce words correctlyCreate lists of y
7、our key wordsCreate lists of your key words It is essential that you create a list of key words that are contained in your speech or slides.You should pay attention to the words that might be used in questions from the audience too.Skill FocusI.Pronounce words correctlyFind out the words you mispron
8、ounceFind out the words you mispronounceDo an Internet search:“Chinese+English pronunciation+Typical mistakes”.Write out your entire speech and convert it into a PDF file.Use the Adobe reader to read your speech.lListen for vowel soundslUnderstand which words you cannot pronounce and replace words t
9、hat are difficult to pronouncelMake a list of words that you find difficult to pronounce but which you cannot replace it with other wordsSkill FocusI.Pronounce words correctlyPractice the pronunciation of keywords that Practice the pronunciation of keywords that have no synonymshave no synonymsBreak
10、 down the word and identify which part is causing you problems.Practice the difficult word by reading it in association with the familiar words,like:getmetmetalmethod.Skill FocusI.Pronounce words correctlyPay attention to the irregular pronunciationsPay attention to the irregular pronunciationsSkill
11、 FocusI.Pronounce words correctlyEnunciate numbers very clearlyEnunciate numbers very clearlyHelp your audience by writing any important numbers directly onto your slides.Note where the stress is:thirteenteen,thirthirty.Skill FocusII.When and where to stress the words and phrasesWord stress:two syll
12、ablesWord stress:two syllables If its a two-syllable word that is not a verb,then put the stress on the first syllable.But,some words change stress depending on whether they are nouns(on first syllable)or verbs(on second syllable).Try to pronounce these words:contact(n.),exploit(n.),increase(v.),ins
13、ert(n.),object(n.),present(v.),progress(n.),record(n.),report(v.),research(v.),upset(v.).The vast majority of British surnames and place names have the stress on the first syllable.e.g.Thatcher,Newton,BristolSkill FocusII.When and where to stress the words and phrasesWord stress:compound nounsWord s
14、tress:compound nounsA word that is made up of two words has the stress on the first syllable,but there are some exceptions.Pronounce the words below and find the exceptionsboyfriend,everyone,feedback,headline,highlight,income,input,afternoon,interface,interview,layout,newspaper,outcome,overview,podc
15、ast,sidetrack,understand,supermarket,switchboard,workshopSkill FocusII.When and where to stress the words and phrasesWord stress:three syllablesWord stress:three syllables Most three-syllable words(nouns,verbs,and adjectives)that dont have a suffix(e.g.,un-,pre-)have the stress on the first or secon
16、d syllable.Only a few have the stress on the third syllable.Pronounce the words belowexpertise,introduce,Japanese,personnelSkill FocusII.When and where to stress the words and phrasesWord stress:multi-syllablesWord stress:multi-syllables Words ending with-able,-ary,-ise,-ize,-yse,-ure have the stres
17、s on the first syllable:suitable,secretary,categoryWords ending with-ate,-ical,-ity,-ment,-ology have the stress on the third to last syllable:graduate,immediate.Some exceptions(stress on second syllable):equipment,fulfillment.Words ending with-ial,-ic,-cian,-sion,-tion have the stress on the penult
18、imate syllable:appearance,artificial,specificSkill FocusII.When and where to stress the words and phrasesWord stress:multi-syllablesWord stress:multi-syllables Most words ending with-ee have the stress on-ee:attendee,employee,interviewee.An exception(stress on second syllable):committee.The majority
19、 of other multi-syllable words have the stress on the second syllable(e.g.,identify,particular,parameter,enthusiasm),but some on the third(e.g.,fundamental,correspondence).Skill FocusII.When and where to stress the words and phrasesWord stress:multi-syllablesWord stress:multi-syllables A number of c
20、ommonly used multi-syllable words are usually pronounced without certain syllables(i.e.,the ones in italics below are not pronounced in normal speech):average,business,category,Catholic,comfortable,difference,evening,general,interested,interesting,laboratory,literature,medicine,preferable,reference,
21、temperature,vegetable,WednesdaySkill FocusII.When and where to stress the words and phrasesAcronymsAcronymsAcronyms are pronounced in three ways:with each individual letter pronounced separately and with equal stress on each letter:DVD,EU,UN,WWW.like a normal word:NATO,UNESCO,URL.like a normal word
22、but with vowel sounds added:FTSE(pronounced footsie).Skill FocusII.When and where to stress the words and phrasesSentence stressSentence stressRead the sentences below and discuss with your group member why we should stress that word.I am a software software developer.I am a software developerdevelo
23、per not a software salesperson.I want to show show you.I want to show you you not them.This has happened happened several times.I can assure that this hashas happened several times.Skill FocusII.Avoid speaking in a monotoneVary your voice and speedVary your voice and speedYou need to vary your speed
24、,volume,pitch and tone to show the audience what is important about what you are saying.When you want to stress a word in a sentence,you should:say the word more slowly(and perhaps a little louder)than the ones before and the ones after;raise the volume of your voice a little;give your voice a sligh
25、tly different tone or quality.Skill FocusII.Avoid speaking in a monotoneMark up your script and then practice reading Mark up your script and then practice reading it aloudit aloudYouYou cancan useuse thethe marksmarks below:below:slash(/)indicates where you want to pause.double slash(/)indicates a
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