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What is the first teaching step according to the text?
What is the first teaching step according to the text?
- Creating a list of minimum pairs (correct)
- Reading a list of words with odd man out
- Explaining how sounds are produced
- Drawing the word that they hear
What is one of the strategies mentioned for turning repetition into a fun activity?
What is one of the strategies mentioned for turning repetition into a fun activity?
- Reading a list of words with odd man out
- Explaining how sounds are produced
- Experimenting with volume and pace (correct)
- Drawing the word that they hear
Which activities are divided into categories 'sounds', 'intonation', 'rhythm' and 'stress'?
Which activities are divided into categories 'sounds', 'intonation', 'rhythm' and 'stress'?
- Creating a list of minimum pairs
- Drawing the word that they hear
- Reading a list of words with odd man out
- Exercises to teach and learn suprasegmental features of the language (correct)
What should students do in the production of sounds stage, according to the text?
What should students do in the production of sounds stage, according to the text?
What does segmental phonology focus on?
What does segmental phonology focus on?
How many phonemes can be identified in the English language?
How many phonemes can be identified in the English language?
What do vowels in English follow in terms of air stream?
What do vowels in English follow in terms of air stream?
What are the distinguishing characteristics examined in segmental phonology?
What are the distinguishing characteristics examined in segmental phonology?
Which of the following describes the /l/ sound in English?
Which of the following describes the /l/ sound in English?
What is the primary focus of suprasegmental phonology in speech?
What is the primary focus of suprasegmental phonology in speech?
What are the reasons for prominence in spoken English according to the text?
What are the reasons for prominence in spoken English according to the text?
What does stress refer to in suprasegmental phonology?
What does stress refer to in suprasegmental phonology?
