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Lesson Eighteen: SEEING THE DOCTOR ( II )

Part A Micro-Listening

Intonation Sentence Stress

I. Directions:In English, nouns, main verbs, adjectives, adverbs, demonstratives and negative particles tend to be stressed. Listen to the following phrases or sentences carefully and mark the words that are stressed. Notice that they are read louder than other words.(10 points).

Key

1. 'Just a 'moment
2. You’re 'welcome
3. 'every 'four 'hours
4. 'right in 'front of 'you
5. at 'this 'time of the 'day
6. the 'first 'turning on your 'left
7. 'go for a 'walk in the 'park
8. from the 'other 'side of the 'street

(10 points)

Example: a 'nice 'place
1. Just a moment.
2. You're welcome.
3. every four hours
4. right in front of you
5. at this time of the day
6. the first turning on your left
7. go for a walk in the park
8. from the other side of the street

II. Directions: Listen to the following five proverbs carefully. Repeat what you hear and mark the stressed words.

Key

1. 'Out of 'sight, 'out of 'mind.
2. A 'good 'beginning 'makes a 'good 'ending.
3. 'Well 'begun is 'half 'done.
4. 'Rome was 'not 'built in a 'day.
5. 'Failure is the 'mother of 'success.

(10 points)

Example: One's 'never 'too 'old to 'learn.
1. Out of sight, out of mind.
2. A good beginning makes a good ending.
3. Well begun is half done.
4. Rome was not built in a day.
5. Failure is the mother of success.

YOUR SCORE: ______/20 POINTS


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