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05 July 2024 13:43
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IELTS Wordnik ™ آیلتس
02 July 2024 07:27
Chunking in pronunciation refers to the process of breaking down longer strings of speech into smaller, more manageable units or "chunks" for easier and more natural pronunciation. This technique is particularly useful in language learning and speech processing. Here's how it works and its significance:
How Chunking Works
Identifying Natural Breaks: Language learners or speakers identify natural pauses or breaks in speech, which often occur at phrase or clause boundaries. For instance, in the sentence "She went to the store to buy some milk," natural chunks could be "She went," "to the store," and "to buy some milk."
Grouping Words: Words are grouped into chunks based on syntactic and prosodic boundaries. Commonly, prepositional phrases, noun phrases, and verb phrases form natural chunks.
Practicing Chunks: Instead of trying to pronounce an entire sentence at once, learners practice saying each chunk clearly and fluently. This helps in mastering the rhythm and intonation patterns of the language.
Benefits of ChunkingImproved Fluency: By focusing on smaller units, speakers can produce speech more fluently without pausing unnaturally or struggling with individual words.
Better Intonation and Stress: Chunking helps learners understand and practice the natural stress and intonation patterns of the language, leading to more native-like pronunciation.
Enhanced Memory: Breaking down information into chunks makes it easier to remember and reproduce longer sentences.
Reduced Cognitive Load: Processing smaller units reduces the cognitive load on speakers, making it easier to focus on accurate pronunciation and expression.
Examples of Chunking
Consider the sentence: "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog."
Possible chunks: "The quick brown fox," "jumps over," "the lazy dog."
By practicing each chunk separately, a learner can gradually build up to saying the entire sentence smoothly and naturally.
Chunking in PracticeLanguage teachers often use chunking to help students improve their pronunciation. They might:
Break down dialogues or texts into manageable chunks.
Use visual aids, such as slash marks or brackets, to indicate chunk boundaries.
Encourage repetitive practice of each chunk before combining them into longer stretches of speech.
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01 July 2024 18:59
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28 June 2024 10:23
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26 June 2024 04:42
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24 June 2024 08:36
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10 June 2024 17:02
در مثالهای زیر اسم گرامر اش چیه که infinite اینطوری بکار میره.
I hate shopping so what I've done is (to) order a new computer over the Internet.
All I did was (to) suggest that she should lend him no more money. I didn't insist on it.
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The grammatical phenomenon you're referring to is called "bare infinitive" or "to-less infinitive." It's the use of an infinitive verb without the particle "to" after certain verbs and in certain sentence structures.
In your examples:
* "I hate shopping so what I've done is (to) order a new computer over the Internet."
In this sentence, the bare infinitive "order" follows the verb "have done." This is a common construction after the past tense of "do" (did, does, have done) when it's used to introduce a result or an explanation.
* "All I did was (to) suggest that she should lend him no more money. I didn't insist on it."
Here, the bare infinitive "suggest" follows the verb "did." This is another common use of the bare infinitive after the past tense of "do" when it's used to emphasize what was done or not done.
Other common uses of the bare infinitive:
* After modal verbs (can, could, may, might, must, shall, should, will, would):
* Example: "She can speak three languages."
* After certain verbs with a direct object:
* Example: "I saw the ball go over the fence."
* In some idiomatic expressions:
* Example: "I had better go now."
Why do we sometimes drop the "to"?
There are a few different theories about this, but the most likely explanation is that it's a matter of economy of speech. When the meaning is clear without the "to," we tend to drop it in informal speech and writing.
Is it always correct to drop the "to"?
Not always. In some cases, the "to" is required for clarity or to avoid ambiguity. For example, you would always say "I want to go to the store" and not "I want go to the store."
So, when should you use the bare infinitive?
In general, it's safe to use the bare infinitive in informal speech and writing when the meaning is clear and there's no risk of ambiguity. However, in formal writing or when you're not sure, it's always best to use the full infinitive with "to."
I hope this helps!
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02 June 2024 07:54
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01 June 2024 12:20
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26 May 2024 13:34
BASIC VS. ADVANCED
1. I'm tired. - I'm worn out.
2. I'm very happy. - I'm on cloud nine.
3. It's raining a lot. - It's pouring.
4. I'm very hungry. - I'm starving.
5. It's very expensive. - It costs an arm and a leg.
6. I'm sad. - I'm down in the dumps.
7. It's very crowded. - It's packed.
8. I'm very busy. - I'm swamped.
9. He's very lazy. - He's a couch potato.
10. It's very important. - It's crucial.
11. I'm very scared. - I'm terrified.
12. It's very boring. - It's mind-numbing.
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