English Phonetics and Pronunciation Practice Paul Carley and Inger M. Mees is a study book about English phonetics and pronunciation. This reference work is intended for students in higher education and covers the basics of articulatory phonetics within the English language.
The book offers a practical approach to phonetics and pronunciation by clearly explaining the pronunciation of modern standard British English. The content has been updated and restructured to improve the balance between theory and practice. Features include:
- An up-to-date description of the pronunciation of modern British English
- Explanation of the use of English vowels and consonants in different contexts
- Theoretical sections with extensive background information
- Support with extensive online audio for pronunciation practice
This learning resource is suitable for classroom use and independent study. English Phonetics and Pronunciation Practice connects with themes such as Language self-study, phonetics, phonology, and Speech & Pronunciation within linguistics.