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철자를 보면 소리가 보인다 — 11일
1일차는 시작 안내 — 영어 공부에 대한 일곱 가지 오해와, 이 강좌들을 어떤 순서로 쓰는지. 2일차부터는 공용 「영어 발음 규칙집」의 여섯 무리(모음 글자 · 자음 글자 · T 와 D · 이어 말할 때 · 강세 · 억양과 리듬)를 열 편에 나눠 익힙니다. 처음 보는 단어를 보고 소리를 짐작하고, 이어진 말에서 바뀐 소리를 알아듣는 것이 목표입니다.
- Lessons
- 11
- Days
- 11
- Minutes
- 185
- Quiz items
- 66
- To pass
- 80%
These lessons are explained in Korean. The quiz and the vocabulary are in the language you are learning, but the explanations have not been translated into yours yet.
Curriculum
Each lesson opens when the one before it is passed at 80%.
1주차 · 시작 안내와 철자에서 소리로
- 1Getting started — seven myths about EnglishWhat we cover, in what order, and how to use the rule bookClear up common myths about learning English and know how to use this course and the rule book.
- Vowel letters 1: silent e and vowel teamshop · hope · see · rain · night · snow · bookTell short vowels from "name" vowels and guess the usual sound of common vowel teams.
- Vowel letters 2: neighbors change the voweltalk · cold · ask · car · her · banana · tableRead a vowel by the letters after it and by stress — l, r, consonant pairs and unstressed syllables.
- Bonus chapter 1Opens after lesson 3
- Consonant letters 1: sounds Korean lacksth · f · ph · v · r · l · w · whSpot th, f, v, r, l and w in spelling and place each sound with a Korean guide.
- Consonant letters 2: letters that look aheadc · g · ch · s · -s · x · -tionChoose the sound of c, g, ch, s and x from the letters around them, and read -s, -tion, -sion and -ture.
- Consonant letters 3: silent letters and closed endingsknow · climb · hour · bus stop · morning · soupSpot common silent letters, say repeated consonants once, use the ng nasal and close final consonants without an extra vowel.
- Bonus chapter 2Opens after lesson 6
2주차 · 이어 말할 때 · 강세 · 억양
- T and D — the two shape-shifterswater · button · twenty · train · ready · handbagRecognize how t and d change by position, and say tr and dr the way American speakers do.
- Linked speech — joined, changed, shrunkcome on in · would you · go on · in person · gonnaHear and imitate the sounds that join, change and shrink when words run together.
- Stress 1: word-stress formulasREcord · reCORD · thirTEEN · aBOUT · BASEball · calm DOWNPredict stress from part of speech, suffixes, prefixes and compounds.
- Bonus chapter 3Opens after lesson 9
- Stress 2: where the sentence leansI need your HELP · TELL him · the RED oneSeparate content words from function words and pick the strongest word from the shape of the sentence.
- Tune and rhythm — the tail and the beatFalling, rising, level · speaking in chunksRaise, drop or level the end of a sentence by situation, and speak in thought groups with a steady beat.
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The lessons are explained in one language. Where a translation exists your screen uses it; where it does not, you see the original rather than a blank.
한국어
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