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Everyday sentences in spoken English, in phonetic transcription with intonation marks (For the use of Foreign Students)

Everyday sentences in spoken English, in phonetic transcription with intonation marks (For the use of Foreign Students)

E. Palmer, Harold

Hardcover

English as a Second LanguageTeaching Instruction

ISBN10: 9390382327
ISBN13: 9789390382323
Publisher: Alpha Edition
Published: Sep 7 2020
Pages: 80
Weight: 0.53
Height: 0.31 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Everyday speech laid bare - in sound. Speak with rhythm and confidence. Harold E. Palmer's Everyday Sentences in Spoken English is an early 20th century textbook that sets out practical english sentences in phonetic transcription with clear intonation marks to reveal the melody of everyday talk. At once a spoken english practice guide and an intonation training book, it supplies everyday conversation phrases arranged to build instinct for rhythm, stress and pitch; a steady pronunciation improvement resource for teachers, a trusted esl student reference and a compact tool for self-study english speaking. The layout favours short exchanges and repeatable patterns, so learners can move from reading to speaking without a long detour into theory. The english phonetic transcription is presented with didactic clarity, and the focus on spoken rhythm makes the material especially useful for drilling connected speech and mastering natural flow. Whether used in class or at home, these practical english sentences function as immediate, usable models during broader english language learning. Valued both for its pedagogy and its place in educational history, the volume belongs to the harold e palmer collection of teaching works and illustrates early 20th century approaches to spoken instruction. Palmer's emphasis on sound and usage rather than abstract grammar captures a formative strand in modern language teaching, so the book remains relevant to teachers, linguists and enthusiasts interested in the roots of method. As a british english resource it offers authentic period perspective alongside practical application; casual learners will find hands-on drills while classic-literature collectors and academic libraries gain an attractive historical exemplar. Out of print for decades and now republished by Alpha Editions. Restored for today's and future generations. More than a reprint - a collector's item and a cultural treasure. Accessible and authoritative, this edition sits equally well on a learner's desk and a collector's shelf.

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