英语的韵律
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please read the book P130-P136.
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what's the relation between rhythm and sense?
sense-groups are groups of words which are closely connected in meaning and grammar.Each sense-group comprises a number of syllables.Generally speaking,about six or seven syllables are considered appropriate.
what's the differences between sense group and rhythm group?
rhythm group:the smallest unit of English rhythm is the rhythm group,which is called a foot in English poetry.
when and how to pause?
Why do we need the rhythm in English language? How can we practice it?
Rhythm is the internal law of language.Rhythm in English speech is based on stress.It is,in brief,the pattern of regular arrangement and alternation of stressed an unstressed syllables.
what's the smallest unit of English Rhythm?
The smallest unit of English rhythm is the rhythm group,which is called a foot in English poetry. A rhythm group is made up only one sressed syllable plus what unsressed syllables that may follow.Any unsressed syllables that precede the first rhythm group may be regarded as a silent beat.
In addition to the stress,what's another important thing for rhythm?
A pause may be defined as a break,a stop,or a rest.In spoken English,this is precisely what a speaker does when he or she divides a sentence into two or more parts depending on the length of sentence.
the alternation of the stressed and the unstressed syllables.
what are patterns of rhythm?
In connected speech stressed syllables mostly alternate with unstressed ones.Such kind of alternation usually follows certain rhythm patterns.From our daily practice,we have summed up 22 typical rhythm patterns.
A rhythm group is made up of only one stressed syllable plus what unstressed syllables that may follow. Any unstressed syllables that precede the first rhythm group may be regarded as a silent beat.
It tends o divide up the stream of speech into grammatically and lexically relevant sections.
when and how to pause?
although English does not have a set of rules for pausing,here are some suggestions to help you have some idea about when and how to pause. Do not take a pause between several elements P142 location and length of pauses P142
Why do we need the rhythm in English language?
How can we practice it?
What is rhythm?
what's the smallest unit of English Rhythm?
what are the features of English rhythm? what are patterns of rhythm? what's the relation between rhythm and sense? what's the differences between sense group and rhythm group? In addition to the stress,what's another important thing for rhythm?
what are the features of English rhythm?
two prominent features:
the basic tendency of English rhythm is that the stressed syllables follow each other at roughly equal intervals of time.The correct English rhythm is natural and wave-like.
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what's the relation between rhythm and sense?
sense-groups are groups of words which are closely connected in meaning and grammar.Each sense-group comprises a number of syllables.Generally speaking,about six or seven syllables are considered appropriate.
what's the differences between sense group and rhythm group?
rhythm group:the smallest unit of English rhythm is the rhythm group,which is called a foot in English poetry.
when and how to pause?
Why do we need the rhythm in English language? How can we practice it?
Rhythm is the internal law of language.Rhythm in English speech is based on stress.It is,in brief,the pattern of regular arrangement and alternation of stressed an unstressed syllables.
what's the smallest unit of English Rhythm?
The smallest unit of English rhythm is the rhythm group,which is called a foot in English poetry. A rhythm group is made up only one sressed syllable plus what unsressed syllables that may follow.Any unsressed syllables that precede the first rhythm group may be regarded as a silent beat.
In addition to the stress,what's another important thing for rhythm?
A pause may be defined as a break,a stop,or a rest.In spoken English,this is precisely what a speaker does when he or she divides a sentence into two or more parts depending on the length of sentence.
the alternation of the stressed and the unstressed syllables.
what are patterns of rhythm?
In connected speech stressed syllables mostly alternate with unstressed ones.Such kind of alternation usually follows certain rhythm patterns.From our daily practice,we have summed up 22 typical rhythm patterns.
A rhythm group is made up of only one stressed syllable plus what unstressed syllables that may follow. Any unstressed syllables that precede the first rhythm group may be regarded as a silent beat.
It tends o divide up the stream of speech into grammatically and lexically relevant sections.
when and how to pause?
although English does not have a set of rules for pausing,here are some suggestions to help you have some idea about when and how to pause. Do not take a pause between several elements P142 location and length of pauses P142
Why do we need the rhythm in English language?
How can we practice it?
What is rhythm?
what's the smallest unit of English Rhythm?
what are the features of English rhythm? what are patterns of rhythm? what's the relation between rhythm and sense? what's the differences between sense group and rhythm group? In addition to the stress,what's another important thing for rhythm?
what are the features of English rhythm?
two prominent features:
the basic tendency of English rhythm is that the stressed syllables follow each other at roughly equal intervals of time.The correct English rhythm is natural and wave-like.