First Lessons in Speech ImprovementC. Scribner's Sons, 1922 - 212 pagina's |
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Pagina vii
... heard . In music , people sometimes say they can- not tell one sound from another . Now , since sound is merely the vibration of the air striking upon the sensitive parts of the ear , such persons , unless their hearing is de- fective ...
... heard . In music , people sometimes say they can- not tell one sound from another . Now , since sound is merely the vibration of the air striking upon the sensitive parts of the ear , such persons , unless their hearing is de- fective ...
Pagina xviii
... heard . He pronounces the final consonants . He speaks distinctly . He speaks slowly . Teacher : All of these reasons for thinking one speaks well are very good , but probably the most important is : " He speaks distinctly . " In order ...
... heard . He pronounces the final consonants . He speaks distinctly . He speaks slowly . Teacher : All of these reasons for thinking one speaks well are very good , but probably the most important is : " He speaks distinctly . " In order ...
Pagina xxiv
... heard in a large room cer- tain conditions for producing voice are necessary . Among them are : 1. Erect posture . 2. Open tone passage . 3. Voice support . As breath is the material of which voice is made it is essential for good tone ...
... heard in a large room cer- tain conditions for producing voice are necessary . Among them are : 1. Erect posture . 2. Open tone passage . 3. Voice support . As breath is the material of which voice is made it is essential for good tone ...
Pagina 8
... . 6. When the whistle blew the wheels stopped turning . 7. While beating the white rug Bessie heard a whir- ring sound . B " horsewhip nowhere wheeze while whistle wheat whine whelm which whence. 8 FIRST LESSONS IN SPEECH IMPROVEMENT.
... . 6. When the whistle blew the wheels stopped turning . 7. While beating the white rug Bessie heard a whir- ring sound . B " horsewhip nowhere wheeze while whistle wheat whine whelm which whence. 8 FIRST LESSONS IN SPEECH IMPROVEMENT.
Pagina 9
... heard a bobwhite and a whip - poor - will . 11. While the wheel whirled round , The wheat was being ground . 12. " Where the blackbird sings the latest , Where the hawthorn blooms the sweetest , Where the nestlings chirp and flee ...
... heard a bobwhite and a whip - poor - will . 11. While the wheel whirled round , The wheat was being ground . 12. " Where the blackbird sings the latest , Where the hawthorn blooms the sweetest , Where the nestlings chirp and flee ...
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First Lessons in Speech Improvement George Philip Krapp,Anna Birmingham Geen voorbeeld beschikbaar - 2016 |
Veelvoorkomende woorden en zinsdelen
Ah a ee bought boys breath with vibration breathed consonant Equivalents brook brother CELIA THAXTER child clang CLINTON SCOLLARD Containing the Sounds diphthong dream dress Drill ee oo oh expel the breath father final combinations distinctly Final Consonant Combinations flowers Funk and Wagnalls gave girls hard palate Hark hath hear heard Initial Consonant Combinations lake listen LONGFELLOW Miss nasal nasal consonant o'er oh aw ah oo oh aw oong ooth ooze Phonetic Symbol Pronounce the final Pronounce these words pronunciation pupils Quotations Containing SCOTT SHELLEY sick musician sing soft palate song sound occurs finally sound occurs initially stream Substitution sweet Teacher TENNYSON thaw thee thoh thou tinkle tongue toot tree upper teeth vertically then horizontally vocal cords voiced consonant voiced consonant Equivalent vowel vowel sound Webster whistle WHITTIER wind words vertically