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    Academic

    Listening
    Skills
    Understanding people when they speak fast
    content of the lesson

    01
    Introduction
    What is listening?And why
    people find it hard?
    02
    Stress
    What does stress mean?
    How it can help in
    03
    listening
    Linking
    What is linking, what are
    its types, and how it can be
    used in listening.
    2
    content of the lesson

    04
    Elision
    What is illusion and how it
    used in fast speaking

    05
    Listening tips
    How to get essential
    information. How to understand
    common English phrases

    3
    0 What is listening
    Why I find it difficult to

    1
    understand people when
    they are speaking fast?

    4
    Listening
    Listening is the act of paying attention to and
    processing auditory information or sounds. It
    involves actively receiving and interpreting
    spoken or nonverbal communication from
    others.

    5
    Listen

    6
    02
    Stress
    ● What is stress
    ● Types of stress
    ● How it could help in listening

    7
    Stress

    Stress in English refers to the emphasis placed


    on certain syllables or words within a sentence.
    This emphasis can alter the meaning or focus of
    a sentence.

    8
    Types of Stress

    Word stress Sentence stress


    One syllable of the word is more It is the emphasis placed on
    prominent. certain words within a sentence.

    9
    Sentence
    stress

    Content words Function words


    For grammatical function. Such as
    Words that carrying the meaning. Such as
    nouns, verbs,adjectives, and adverbs
    articles, pronouns, prepositions, and
    conjunctions

    10
    Listen

    11
    Linking

    03 What is linking

    Types of linking

    How it help in listening

    12
    In natural speech words often flow together and then sound like
    one.
    For examples: A lot of
    Some ice

    13
    where linking
    can happen
    See next chapter

    14
    Types of linking

    01 02 03 04

    Consonant Consonant
    Consonant to
    to consonant Vowel to
    vowel to (near)
    vowel
    consonant

    15
    Types of linking
    A word ends in a consonant A word starts with consonant
    sound and the next word and next word begin with
    01 starts with a vowel sound.

    E.X: look up – Eat out


    03 consonant too. Not the same
    but very similar.

    E.X: sleep better – light day

    A words ends with


    consonant and the next If linking occurs here, the

    02 word starts with the same


    consonant. 04
    two words are joined by
    adding a /ⲱ/ or /ϳ/ sound.

    E.X: feel lonely – nice skirt E.X: say it – go on

    16
    How linking help to understand
    people who speak fast?

    First 25%
    It can significantly enhance the
    ability to comperhence English
    speakers when they speak fast 67%
    8%

    Second
    It helps to create a smooth and
    natural flow of speech, making it
    easier for the listener to follow
    along

    17
    Listen to
    the video

    18
    Elision

    04 What is elision?
    How it will help to
    understand fast English
    speakers?

    19
    What is
    elision?
    Omitting one or more sounds
    from a word or phrase.

    20
    Features

    Used in fast conversation Used in casual/informal


    speech

    Sound smoother & more


    Easier to pronounce
    natural

    21
    Examples
    1.-Show it to 'Em- instead of – show it to them-
    2. -I'll send it to 'er- instead of – I will send it to
    her –
    3.-N- instead of -And-
    4.-t's okay- instead of -it is okay-
    5.-Gonna- instead of – going to-
    6. -Wanna – instead of – want to –
    7. -Imma – instead of -I am –

    22
    T and D sounds
    When t or d comes
    Between two consonants at the end of a syllable, it gets elided.

    The t/d don't get pronounced

    Tow words:
    Last chance – father and son
    Hand bag – most popular
    Ex
    One word :
    Postcard
    Acts Handsome
    Friendship Facts Dialects

    23
    Listen

    24
    05
    Tips for
    listening

    25
    Some tips to follow to
    understand fast English
    01 02 03
    Watch Study Listen
    Some common link
    A movie that you To real conversations
    and new fast English
    know well in English
    phrases

    26
    Listen
    again!

    27
    Thanks
    28
    Team members

    Designer Teacher Teacher


    Fatima Dahrouj Nesma Bin Ali Jaber Shaima Swailem

    Teacher Teacher
    Nada Bin Abdon Asma Alwan

    29

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