UNIT 6. Focus and Intonation. CLASS 2. Parameters to describe intonation

Introduction to Teach Yourself English Phonetics

UNIT 1. Introduction to Phonetics. CLASS 1. Phonetics and Phonology

UNIT 1. Introduction to Phonetics. CLASS 2. Perspectives on the study of Phonetics

UNIT 1. Introduction to Phonetics. CLASS 3. The production of sounds

UNIT 1. Introduction to Phonetics. CLASS 4. Levels of phonetic analysis

UNIT 2. Vowels. CLASS 1. Parameters to describe vowels

UNIT 2. Vowels. CLASS 2. Types of vowels

UNIT 2. Vowels. CLASS 3. Allophonic variation in English vowels

UNIT 3. Consonants CLASS 1. Parameters to describe consonants

UNIT 3. Consonants CLASS 2. Types of articulations and types of consonants

UNIT 3. Consonants. CLASS 3. Allophonic variation in English consonants

UNIT 4. Combination of Sounds and Connected Speech Processes CLASS 1. The syllable

UNIT 4. Combination of Sounds and Connected Speech Processes. CLASS 2. Phonotactics

UNIT 4. Combination of Sounds and Connected Speech Processes. CLASS 3. Connected speech processes

UNIT 5. Stress and Rhythm. CLASS 1. Stress

UNIT 5. Stress and Rhythm. CLASS 2. Predicting the location of stress

UNIT 5. Stress and Rhythm. CLASS 3. Rhythm

UNIT 6. Focus and Intonation CLASS 1. Intonation and Focalisation

UNIT 6. Focus and Intonation. CLASS 2. Parameters to describe intonation

UNIT 6. Focus and Intonation. CLASS 3. Modelling intonation