听力正音训练之一二.doc

考研听力基本功训练之一

正音基础训练 —— 连读、失去爆破、句子重音

I. Practice of linking sound （连读）
1. I’ve heard of it.
2. She took it off.
3. put it on the floor
4. without your hat on
5. get in touch at once
6. out of the way
7. in spite of the rain
8. She’s gone out shopping.
9. sleep for about eight hours a night
10. have an abundance of energy
11. You’ll get it on Saturday.
12. He came on a bicycle.
13. Fill it up to the top.
14. I want a pound of sugar.
15. Take it away to be cleaned.
16. a lot of time
17. Save it. Put it in the bank.
18. Spend it. Take it out of the bank.
19. We ought to give an answer.
20. Come and have a look.
21. I’ve eaten them all.
22. I think it was an excellent affair.
23. Get rid of it.
24. The concert starts at eight.
25. Who would you seek out ?
26. a terrible cold in the head again.

Ⅱ.Practice of sound explosion (失去爆破)：
1. He started to talk to me
2. He hasn’t got a chance.
3. She wanted to write to him.
4. Take good care of yourself.
5. I want to know.

6. I’ve got to do something.
7. despite good intentions
8. Put on this black jacket.
9. I’ve got two ink bottles.
10. It’s time to light the fire.
11. He did his best to save the child.
12. They can’t work things out for themselves.
13. The snow was falling thick and fast.
14. I’ve got to take back the tire I bought last week.
15. I’m sorry I can’t stop to talk now.
16. It’s too hot to walk to work today.
17. salt and pepper, bread and butter
18. It costs an awful lot to eat out.
19. Don’t forget to call me when you get back.
20. I’ve got a bad cold, so I decided to stay at home.

Ⅲ.Practice of stressed words in context (语句重音)
1. It’s all the same to me.
2. He waited half an hour.
3. You are wanted on the phone.
4. He hasn’t got a chance.
5. He goes to work on foot.
6. I think he wants to go.
7. It isn’t quite the same.
8. Part of the work is done.
9. give in to sleep and have a nap
10. He has to go to work at eight.
11. She gone for a walk in the park.
12. She practices once in a while.
13. He looks a little pale to me.
14. set aside a special time or place to meet
15. I think h wants us to take him there.
16. That’s nothing to do with the argument.
17. An apple a day keeps the doctor away.
18. He realized that the bus wasn’t going to stop for him.
19. Does it take you a lot of time to walk to your office every day?
20. I’m sorry you’ve got to do it better than this.

考研听力基本功训练之二

正音综合训练 —— 连读、失去爆破、省音、同化、弱化、句子重音、
英、美音区别

Direction: Read aloud the following expressions as the native speakers read them to you. Pay closest attention to the letters of the words in italics phonetically.

1. nineteen-eighty-eight has actually seen an increase
2. leveling off: becoming steady
3. under fifty percent
4. an evidence of this trend
5. those expensive restaurants an(d) exotic vacations
6. almost as fas(t) as those video stores
7. a lot of sweat an(d) strain
8. a series of electrodes
9. a little less shocking: a bit less surprising
!0. letting it move your arms an(d) legs for you
11. many people are turning away from some of the views at that time
12. everyone was involved in some sort of political movement
13. many of the traditional values that were popular in the forties and fifties
14. more competitive than ever
15. and the result of this doggie-dog world is stress
16. a job stress is fast becoming an American epidemic
17. fourteen percent of all workers' compensation claims
18. stress related ailments: illness resulting from stress
19. Time magazine recently devoted a cover-story to it
20. and if you look in the classified ads of any newspaper
21. besides that
22. What about over-work?
23. in the middle of July
24. come and go pretty fast: change rather quickly
25. this/s a warning to you
26. they are taking the plunge into the marriage
27. in late eighties
28. most' re traditional
29. a lot of couples
30. writing their own vows

31. the world' s second largest spectacular sport
32. soccer is first: soccer is the most popular
33. baseball is king: baseball is the first
34. the sport is gaining popularity again
35. attendance at most major ball polls/s up
36. I can' t find the kind of jogging shoes I want anywhere in town.
37. I can' t seem to reach the tea at the back of the Cupboard.
38. Well, if he can't handle it, no one can.
39. I can't wait to see to look on Ted' s face when he opens our gift.
40. I can' t understand why my friend isn't here yet.
41. Why can't the woman find her book?
42. I can't handle a pressure situation like that.
43. I can' t wait to go there and see them.
44. I can' t seem to find Park Street on the map.
45. This lake is so wide that you can' t see the other side.
46. Sure, but I Can't leave yet.
47. And now I can't find it anywhere.
48. This air conditioner in my room is broken and I can' t work.
49. Even my grandmother can' t match this.
50. We can fit one more book into the box, can't we?
51. He can't do this work without a calculator.
52. My cousin says I can't borrow his typewriter.
53. Your dormitory isn't very large, is it?
54. My watch isn't running very well.
55. Why my friend isn't here yet.
56. You certainly aren't one of those students who are for easy grades.
57. Raster isn't used to studying so hard.
58. Carol really isn't much shorter than Sandy.
59. There aren't enough rooms for everyone.
60. Cats aren't allowed in dormitory rooms.
61. That wasn't a bad-looking bike.
62. If Sylvia weren't so hot-tempered......
63. If Peter weren't so selfish ....
64. If I weren't exhausted ....
65. Mark didn't win that science award after all
66. It' s lucky Tommy's ball didn't go through the window.
67. There' s no one who doesn't have opinion about something.
68. I don' t expect he' 11 get the job.
69. Since Bill didn't return the library book promptly ....

70. And I didn't find it nearly challenging enough.
71. I didn't want to take the last one on the plate.
72. I didn't get much sleep.
73. Didn't you tell Tom about the meeting?
74. Off the top of my head, I' m afraid I don't know.
75. My radio doesn't work.
76. Thank you, but I don't care for shellfish.
77. I don't understand a thing.
78. The university fees don't include room and board.
79. Ted didn't want to overdo it when he exercised.
80. I don't always begin work at nine a. m.
81. I' d like to buy a copy of Professor Franklin' s books.
82. If I had money to spare, I' d be happy to lend it to you.
83. I' d better see if Joe can help me with this report.
84. I' d really like to see the seals.
85. What I'd like to know is how much it will cost to send a letter next month.
86. I'd like to know the exact difference between crystal and glass.
87. Linda' s performance wasn't what I'd expected.
88. I' d like to cash these traveler' s checks first.
89. Professor Nelson said we' d have a quiz on Monday.
90. I'd like to drive to the concert but my brother has the car tonight.
91. No, but I' d like them to come.
92. I'd love to dance, but I don' t know the steps.
93. Are you going to sent out invitations to the Car' s?
94. I' m sorry, sir. That book has been out of print.
95. I just ran out of supplies.
96. The encyclopedias were out of order.
97. Although Harry passed all his courses, he dropped Out of college in June.
98. He went out of business last month.
99. Mine has just run out of ink.
100. Are you ready to check out?

101. I have to back out soon.
102. Why he dropped out of class in the middle of the term is puzzling to me.
103. I' m afraid they are out of stock.
104. His long red beard made him stand out from the others.
105. No, he' s really a fish out of water.
106. Our group broke up at two.
107. He set up his own company.
108. We came up with a solution to Doug' s problem.
109. They were caught in the rain without an umbrella.
110. How I wish the school term were over.
111. The drain is clogged again and there' s water allover the bathroom floor.
112. Will you step right over to the teller' s window, please?
113. We' 11 return later on.
114. Let' s get a snack when the baseball game is over.
115. The man who owns this boat must have a lot of money.
116. Marvin’s afraid of dogs.
117. This library has many books on art.
118. She' 11 make a point of seeing San Francisco.
119. Are you on your way out?
120. This seminar is fascinating, don' t you think?
123. We've had quite unusual weather this summer, don't you agree?
124. The plans for the festival sound exciting, don' t you think?
125. But the wind' s cooled things off, hasn't it?
126. Janet' s quite enthusiastic about camping, isn't she?
127. You didn't really want to, did you?
128. Why not order them from a catalog?
129. You' d better call Margaret before it gets too late.
130. Why not change the typewriter ribbon and see if that happens?
131. Why doesn't Bill consult with his advisor before starting the project?
132. Please let me know no later than Thursday.
133. There is still relatively little job mobility.
134. The visitors asked where the admissions office was.
135. He can' t do this work without a calculator.
136. My cousin says I can' t borrow his typewriter.
137. Many people use brighter light bulbs than they need.
138. The inventor was interviewed by a news reporter.
139. He was moved to the point of tears by the play.
140. You can see the city many miles away.