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What concept is primarily addressed by the provided content?
What concept is primarily addressed by the provided content?
- Modern literary techniques
- Undefined or generic information (correct)
- Historical events in chronological order
- Fundamental principles of physics
Which characteristic best describes the structure of the content?
Which characteristic best describes the structure of the content?
- Dense and cohesive
- Well-organized with clear headings
- Completely fragmented (correct)
- Engaging and interactive
What could be inferred about the content's intended purpose?
What could be inferred about the content's intended purpose?
- To provide a detailed analysis of a specific topic
- To present quantitative data for research purposes
- To offer vague assertions without clear information (correct)
- To serve as a comprehensive resource for study
How would one describe the overall effectiveness of the content?
How would one describe the overall effectiveness of the content?
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Which statement best reflects the consistency of the information provided?
Which statement best reflects the consistency of the information provided?
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Study Notes
American Accent Training Book
- A guide to speaking and pronouncing American English for non-native speakers
- Includes MP3 CD with audio exercises
- Third Edition, by Ann Cook
- Illustrated by Holly Forsyth, Nathalie Jean-Barth, Randy Gossman, Erik Scott, and Nelson Afian
- Audio by Voice Trax Studios with Marcus Harwell
Table of Contents (Partial)
- Introduction: Read This First
- Preliminary Diagnostic Analysis
- The American Sound
- Voice Quality
- Intonation and Attitude
- Psycholinguistics
- General Pronunciation
- American Intonation
- Syllable Stress
- Complex Intonation
- Grammar in a Nutshell
- Reduced Sounds
- Liaison Rule 1 (Consonant/Vowel)
- Liaison Rule 2 (Consonant/Consonant)
- Liaison Rule 3 (Vowel/Vowel)
- Nasal Consonants
- Throaty Consonants
- The American T
- The American R
- The El
- The Ridge
- Grammar in a Bigger Nutshell
- Practical Application
- Nationality Guides (Chinese, Japanese, Spanish, Indian, Russian, French, German, Korean, Arabic, & American South)
- Teacher's Guide
- Index
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