英语连读Linking教学

• figure it out • cheer up
• on your own • go for it
Dictations No.2
Fill the blanks with right phrases.
• 1.Where did you hear about it?
• 2.Cherry likes to stare at everyone. • 3.Chris put the money here and there.
at the drop of a hat
put in the shade
all of a shake
dangers of every shade
fall on one’s feet
achieve a lot
catch at shadows
make a noise
in the world
pick and choose
Even more practice.
• It’s still an old car. • Center it around the middle. • Get back on the job. • I’ve been studying a lot. • The cat is following it closely. • Enter it in the computer. • The team is going all out.
• 3.Zoe is not at all who she was. • 4. The news made Angela jump out of her skin.
Rules of Linking No.2
r/re——vowel
If the word ends with r or re, link the following vowel by adding the /r/ sound
And then she asks me, "Do I look all right?"
And I say, "Yes, you look wonderful tonight.“
② We go to a party and everyone turns to see
this beautiful lady that's walking around with me.
The lips
• If the lips are on a rounded vowel sound, use the “w” sound to link.
too often = too(w)often who is = who(w)is so I = so(w)I do all = do(w)all
Dictations No.1
Fill the blanks with right phrases.
• 1. Abby and I brush our teeth every day.
• 2. Sophia will neverput it off until tomorrow what she can do today.
Consonant—Vowel
We can join the final consonant（辅音） of one word with the initial vowel（元音） of the following word.
• come on • stand up
• join us • take exercise
a pair of shoes put if on above all Dad and Mom pick it up pen and paper good evening stop it come on good on you lack of nothing in a hotel half a year
• Lying in the sun after I had tried Lying in the sun by the side
What is Linking? （连读）
• Like a bridge, joining words together is called linking.
Rules of Linking No.1
Music time 《wonderful tonight》
Fill the blanks with right words.
① It’s in the evening. She’s wondering what clothes to wear.
She
her make-up，and brushes her long blonde hair.
stay over night
kick up the dust
wide of the mark
trust everyone
turn the light off
boast about his achievement
Revision：Rules of Linking
1.consonant——vowel 2.r/re——vowel 3. Consonant ——consonant 4.vowel——vowel
jump at the chance
go against the trend
be left in the basket
come into the market
sit on the seat
still in the dark
put on a mask
a house of his own
the cost of beef
next topic = nex topic. second door = secon door job bar = jo bar
Rules of Linking No.4
vowel—Vowel
• When a word’s last sound is vowel and the following word begins with a vowel you link them with the “j” or the “w” sound.
Put it all together.
• Learning English is easy. • How are you? • May I ask you a question? • You look sad. • Can I speak to John? • He’s not in at the moment. • How old is the boy?
• People like to eat a lot. • Do you eat all the time? • Eating it will make you sick. • I’m always alert about it. • Plug it in if it’s not working. • He always assumes the worst. • She is my amazing sister.
Linking
——Franky
Valder Fields
— Tamas Wells
Key words: fountain（喷泉） valder fields （山间田野）;
• I was found on the ground by the fountain at valder fields and was almost dried
•Leabharlann Baidu4.Yellow is unaware of her beauty.
Game Time:
Voice passing
(The first student gets the sentence and whispers(小声读） to the next one, the last student goes up to the platform and write down the correct sentence on the whiteboard. )
I say, "My darling, you were wonderful tonight.
Oh my darling, you were wonderful tonight."
my( j )arm Say( j ) it toe(w) it blue(w) is
The lips
• If the lips are wide at the end of a word we use the “j” sound.
Kay is = Kay( j )is I am = I( j )am the end = the( j )end she asked = she( j )asked
More Practice
• The work is half finished. • Give me an example of the problem. • Take only a little at a time. • Come on in. • If I only had a car. • This looks like a job for me.
how much I love you?
③ It‘s time to go home now , and I’ve got an
head.
So I give her the car keys, and she helps me to bed.
And then I tell her, as I
the light,
up and down for a year put if off good idea take off take it easy Clean and dirty Knock him out Far away Loaf away Ten o clock An old lady On a sunny day Sold out
1. My friend did it! 2. Take care of your eyes! 3. It’s just a piece of cake to learn English well
Rules of Linking No.3
Consonant—consonant
To make smooth transitions between words that end and begin with the same consonant, link them together.
And then she asks me, "Do you feel all right?"
And I say, "Yes, I feel wonderful tonight."
I feel wonderful because I see the
in your eyes.
And the
of it all is that you just don't realize
keep it up not at all stand up first of all in an hour far away for instance in an instance internal affairs seven o clock an Australia boy a number of here and there
You try.
• Blue is my favorite color. • Tie it down. • You should know a little more about it. • Mr. Magee is very nice. • Joe and Tom are good friends. • Gray and blue are my favorite colors. • May is a good time of year.