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Intonation for very advanced students



spinney
United Kingdom

Intonation for very advanced students
 
Hi People!
I �ve just completed a course that I ran for non-native English teachers and, although their pronunciation was wonderful, in a couple of cases it was practically native, there were some small intonation problems. I do have the Martin Hewings book (Advanced Pronunciation in Use) which I fully intend to use in the future, but does anybody know of something, web-page, books, youtube videos etc, that I could incorportate into a class for them that won �t send them to sleep and, more importantly, actually works? These people have a minimum C2 level. I would like to be better prepared for this in the future and I would also like to develop
something of my own. Any ideas on intonation for this level would be very welcome. As I said before, their pronunciation was fine.

8 Feb 2015      





maryse pey�
France

What about reading playscripts where there are quiproquos like �the importance of being earnest � for example ?

8 Feb 2015     



spinney
United Kingdom

Thanks for that Maryse Pey�. We did some theatre stuff but we didn �t use scripts, prefering that the students wrote their own. This could be something for us to play around with in the future. Nice idea! Smile


And thanks Redcamarocruiser, I�m just about to have a look at those links you sent me.

8 Feb 2015     



kwsp
United States

Hi! Here are some YouTube links you might find useful. The first one is the best for intonation.

Elemental English https://www.youtube.com/user/eLeMentalEnglish

8 Feb 2015     



spinney
United Kingdom

Cheers very muchly! Big smile

9 Feb 2015     



douglas
United States

You could possibly work thse into the lesson:
 
 
 

9 Feb 2015     



spinney
United Kingdom

I love that woman �s face. So smiley! Anyway, thanks for that, Douglas.

9 Feb 2015