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Pronunciation in practice. Year II. Undergraduate course in practical phonetics. Учебное пособие по практической фонетике для студентов II курса

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
A—initiator
B—opponent
C—opinionsupporter
D—opinionsupporter
E—moderator

 
 


Couldyouexplain…? I’mnotquitewithyou. Idon’tfollowyou. Whatareyougettingat?
Howdoyoufeelabout…? Howdoyound…? Whatdoyouthinkabout…? Whatareyourviewson…? Wouldn’tyouagreethat…? Doesanybodyhaveany otheropinions?
Ifullyagree… That’sexactlywhatIthink. I’dgoalongwith… There’salottobesaidfor…
I’mnotsosureIagree… Youcan’treallymeanthat. Areyoureallytryingtosaythat…? Yes,butontheotherhand… Yes,butdon’tforgetthat… Itakeyourpoint,but…
Well,whatImean is… WhatI’mtryingto sayis.. Well,thepointis… Ifeel… Personally,Ithink that… AsIseeit… Itakeyourpoint, but… Possibly,but… I’msurethat… Inmyview…. That’strue,but… Personally…. That’saninteresting point. Thatsoundslike… Iagreeentirely. That’sagoodpoint.
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




 
   
AllIknowis… Iseewhatyoumean,but… Youcan’tbeserious! Youmustbejoking. I’mafraidyou’rewrong. I’mnotsureyou’reright. Don’tworry. Ishouldn’tworry. Haveyouthoughtof…? Whydon’t…? Wouldn’titbepossible to…? Don’tyouthinkitwouldbe agoodideato…? Itakeyourpoint,but… Perhaps,but… That’sallverywell,but…
Bytheway… Excuseme,butthatreminds me… I’msorry,butI’vegotto interruptyouhere. Well,letmesee… Letmethink… Ifyoudon’tmind,I’drathernotdiscussthatsubject. Ifyoudon’tmind,I’drathernotanswerthat question. I’dprefernottosaythat. I’dprefernottotellyouthat. Ihopeyoudon’tmindmyasking,but… IwonderifIcouldaskyou… Iexpect… Iwouldn’tbesurprisedif… Whatthisprobablymeansis… Thatmightmeanthat…
I’msorry,but…
Don’tbeafraid.
Onewaywouldbe to… Couldn’twe…? Wouldn’titbebetter to…?
Iseewhatyoumean, but… Don’tyouthink that…?That’strue, but… Sorrytointerrupt, but…
Isuppose… Idon’tsuppose… Idon’tknow,but…
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 

Icouldhardlybelieveit! Whatasurprise! You’rekidding! Yousee… Well…

1. Vegetariandietislinkedtogoodhealth
A B
1. 1.
2. 2.
3. 3.
4. 4.
5. 5.
6. 6.
2. Beingastudentisfun
A B
1. 1.
2. 2.
3. 3.
4. 4.
5. 5.
6. 6.
Fancythat!
Imean… Mindyou,…
3. Houseworkisawasteoftime
4. The instruction and upbringing of young people depends on
publicinstitutions,notonfamilies
5. Teachingisachallengingprofession
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Раздел 6
РаБОТа Над МелОдеКлаМаЦИеЙ И ПеСНеЙ
Greensleeves
ThereisapersistentbeliefthatGreens­leeveswascomposedbyHenryVIIIforhis loverandfuturequeenconsortAnneBoleyn. Anne rejected Henry’s attempts to seduce herandthisrejectionisapparentlyreferred tointhesong,whenthewriter’slove«cast me off discourteously.» However, Henry didnotcompose«Greensleeves»,whichis probablyElizabethaninoriginandisbased onan Italian styleof composition that did notreachEnglanduntilafterhisdeath.
Alasmyloveyoudomewrong
Tocastmeoffdiscourteously;
AndIhavelovedyouohsolong
Delightinginyourcompany.
Chorus:
Greensleeveswasmydelight,
Greensleevesmyheartofgold
Greensleeveswasmyheartofjoy
AndwhobutmyladyGreensleeves.
Ihavebeenreadyatyourhand
Tograntwhateverthouwould’stcrave;
Ihavewagedbothlifeandland
Yourloveandgoodwillfortohave.
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Chorus:
Greensleeveswasmydelight,
Greensleevesmyheartofgold
Greensleeveswasmyheartofjoy
AndwhobutmyladyGreensleeves.
Thypetticoatofsendlewhite
Withgoldembroideredgorgeously;
Thypetticoatofsilkandwhite
AndtheseIboughtgladly.
Chorus:
Greensleeveswasmydelight,
Greensleevesmyheartofgold
Greensleeveswasmyheartofjoy
AndwhobutmyladyGreensleeves
Auld Lang Syne
Auld Lang Syne is a Scottish poem, thought to be composed byScottishpoetand lyricistRobertBurnsin1788.Itiswell known acrosstheEnglish-speakingworldandhaslongbeenassociatedwith NewYear’scelebrations,commonlyplayedafterpeoplewatchtheball drop.Auld Lang Syneliterally translatesto «Old Long Since,» and moreroughlyitmeans«long,longago»or«daysgoneby.»
Shouldoldacquaintancebeforgot,
andneverbroughttomind?
Shouldoldacquaintancebeforgot,
andoldlangsyne?
Chorus:
Forauldlangsyne,mydear,
forauldlangsyne,
we’lltakeacupofkindnessyet,
forauldlangsyne.
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Andsurelyyou’llbuyyourpintcup!
andsurelyI’llbuymine!
Andwe’lltakeacupo’kindnessyet,
forauldlangsyne.
Chorus
Wetwohaverunabouttheslopes,
andpickedthedaisiesne;
Butwe’vewanderedmanyawearyfoot,
sinceauldlangsyne.
Chorus
Wetwohavepaddledinthestream,
frommorningsuntilldine;
Butseasbetweenusbroadhaveroared
sinceauldlangsyne.
Chorus
Andthere’sahandmytrustyfriend!
Andgiveusahando’thine!
Andwe’lltakearightgood-willdraught,
forauldlangsyne.
There was an Old Lady song
Therewasanoldladywhoswalloweday
Idon’tknowwhysheswalloweday—perhapsshe’lldie!
Therewasanoldladywhoswallowedaspider,
Thatwriggledandwiggledandtiggledinsideher;
Sheswallowedthespidertocatchthey;
Idon’tknowwhysheswalloweday—Perhapsshe’lldie!
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Therewasanoldladywhoswallowedabird;
Howabsurdtoswallowabird.
Sheswallowedthebirdtocatchthespider,
Sheswallowedthespidertocatchthey;
Idon’tknowwhysheswalloweday—Perhapsshe’lldie!
Therewasanoldladywhoswallowedacat;
Fancythattoswallowacat!
Sheswallowedthecattocatchthebird,
Sheswallowedthebirdtocatchthespider,
Sheswallowedthespidertocatchthey;
Idon’tknowwhysheswalloweday—Perhapsshe’lldie!
Therewasanoldladythatswallowedadog;
Whatahog,toswallowadog;
Sheswallowedthedogtocatchthecat,
Sheswallowedthecattocatchthebird,
Sheswallowedthebirdtocatchthespider,
Sheswallowedthespidertocatchthey;
Idon’tknowwhysheswalloweday—Perhapsshe’lldie!
Therewasanoldladywhoswallowedacow,
Idon’tknowhowsheswallowedacow;
Sheswallowedthecowtocatchthedog,
Sheswallowedthedogtocatchthecat,
Sheswallowedthecattocatchthebird,
Sheswallowedthebirdtocatchthespider,
Sheswallowedthespidertocatchthey;
Idon’tknowwhysheswalloweday—Perhapsshe’lldie!
Therewasanoldladywhoswallowedahorse...
She’sdead,ofcourse!
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Lemon Tree
WhenIwasjustaladoften,myfathersaidtome,
“Comehereandtakealessonfromthelovelylemontree.”
“Don’tputyourfaithinlove,myboy,”myfathersaidtome,
“Ifearyou’llndthatloveislikethelovelylemontree.”
Lemontree,verypretty,andthelemonowerissweet,
Butthefruitofthelemonisimpossibletoeat.
Lemontree,verypretty,andthelemonowerissweet,
Butthefruitofthelemonisimpossibletoeat.
Onedaybeneaththelemontree,myloveandIdidlie,
Agirlsosweetthatwhenshesmiled,thestarsroseinthesky.
Wepassedthatsummerlostinlove,beneaththelemontree,
Themusicofherlaughterhidmyfather’swordsfromme.
Lemontree,verypretty,andthelemonowerissweet,
Butthefruitofthelemonisimpossibletoeat.
Lemontree,verypretty,andthelemonowerissweet,
Butthefruitofthelemonisimpossibletoeat.
Onedaysheleftwithoutaword,shetookawaythesun.
Andinthedarksheleftbehind,Iknewwhatshehaddone.
Sheleftmeforanother,it’sacommontalebuttrue,
Asadderman,butwisernow,Isingthesewordstoyou.
Lemontree,verypretty,andthelemonowerissweet,
Butthefruitofthelemonisimpossibletoeat.
Lemontree,verypretty,andthelemonowerissweet,
Butthefruitofthelemonisimpossibletoeat.
Time In A Bottle
Songwriter: Croce, Jim;
IfIcouldsavetimeinabottle
TherstthingthatI’dliketodo
Istosaveeveryday‘tileternitypassesaway
Justtospendthemwithyou
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IfIcouldmakedayslastforever
Ifwordscouldmakewishescometrue
I’dsaveeverydaylikeatreasureandthen
Again,Iwouldspendthemwithyou
Butthereneverseemstobeenoughtime
Todothethingsyouwanttodoonceyoundthem
I’velookedaroundenoughtoknow
Thatyou’retheoneIwanttogothroughtimewith
IfIhadaboxjustforwishes
Anddreamsthathadnevercometrue
Theboxwouldbeemptyexceptforthememory
Ofhowtheywereansweredbyyou
Butthereneverseemstobeenoughtime
Todothethingsyouwanttodoonceyoundthem
I’velookedaroundenoughtoknow
Thatyou’retheoneIwanttogothroughtime
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