How do you spell English? The most complete spelling and pronunciation rules for you!

Parents often say: When children see words or sentences, they can't spell them, or they can write them but they just can't read them correctly. ? In fact, learning English pronunciation is the same as learning Chinese Pinyin, but simply telling children the pronunciation of specific words doesn't make much sense. Only by understanding the pronunciation rules of letters can we better apply them to every word and sentence we see in the future, and achieve the effect of giving inferences by analogy.

1, linking

Pronunciation rules 1: consonants+vowels

Two adjacent words in a sentence, if the first word ends with a consonant and the last word begins with a vowel, can be spelled as? Consonants+vowels? .

Pronunciation Rule 2: Vowel+Vowel

Two adjacent words in a sentence, if the end of the previous word is the end and the beginning of the next word is a vowel, you can add a slight [J] or [W] between the two vowels, spelled as? Vowel+[j] or [w]+vowel? .

Pronunciation rule 3: omit the linking of H.

In the ligature rule, use? h？ The sound of the first word [h] is almost omitted, because the pronunciation of [h] is very special, but there is no friction when exhausting, so it is generally omitted when spelling.

Step 2 skim the floating foam

The most obvious phonetic rule in English is skimming besides linking. If the blasting sound is adjacent to the blasting sound, the first blasting sound only forms an obstacle, but no blasting occurs, which is called misfire; The blasting sound is adjacent to other consonants, and the blasting sound is not completely blasted. The phenomenon of missing explosion and incomplete explosion in English pronunciation is abbreviated as? Skimming? . Skimming is the key and difficult point of English spelling. If you master skimming, you will master the magic weapon of authentic English pronunciation.

Step 3 break sentences

When a sentence is long, it is usually difficult for people to finish it in one breath. At this time, the sentence can be divided into several paragraphs according to the relationship between semantics and grammar, and each paragraph is a meaning group. In other words, the meaning group is a paragraph that can form a relatively independent meaning and is an integral part of a sentence. There can be a pause between meaning groups, which is consistent with people's thinking activities. However, in a meaning group, there is no pause between words, and the whole meaning group reads like a long word.

4. Tone

Intonation is an important way to help us express our thoughts and feelings. The basic types of English intonation are falling tone, rising tone and flat tone. Falling tone means that the speaker has a positive attitude, complete meaning and independent grammatical structure; Rising tone means that the speaker's attitude is uncertain, his meaning is incomplete and his grammatical structure is not independent; Flat words are usually used after direct speech to express what is said, and the pitch has not changed. In complex sentences, three basic intonations are often combined to form a rising tone and a falling tone, which makes the intonation complicated.

After knowing these rules, the most important thing is to learn to use them. In online children's English in training institutions, children have ample opportunities to communicate and interact with foreign teachers and master correct pronunciation rules and skills in practice.