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"WinPitch included"--Cover.

" ... corrective phonetics aimed at learners in French as a second language"--Cover p. [4].

Unit 1: Tonic Accent in Rhythmic Group

Unit 2: Consonant Linking

Unit 3: Liaison

Unit 4: Vowel-Vowel Linking

Unit 5. Opposition i/u/ou

Unit 6: Opposition e/a/é

Unit 7: Mid Vowels e, o and eu

Unit 8: Opposition Un/Une

Unit 9: When Does a Vowel Become a Nasal Sound?

Unit 10: Oral Vowel + Nasal Consonant (Part One)

Unit 11: Oral Vowel + Nasal Consonant (Part Two)

Unit 12: The French R

Unit 13: R after Consonant

Unit 14: Inital and Final R

Unit 15: Consonant L

Unit 16: "Liaison" with Nasal Vowels

Unit 17: Nasal Vowels (Part One)

Unit 18: Nasal Vowels (Part Two)

Unit 19: Unstable E (Part One)

Unit 20: Unstable E (Part Two)

Unit 21: "wé" and "ué"

Unit 22: The Yod

Unit 23: Fixed Groups

Unit 24: Clusters: Consonant + R or L + E

Unit 25: S + I or U

Unit 26: P, T and K

Unit 27: Consonant Release

Unit 28: Pronouns

Unit 29: Negation

Unit 30: Interrogative Sentences

Unit 31: Subordinate Clauses

Unit 32: Special Pronunciation Problems

"Improving French Pronunciation is a method of corrective phonetics aimed at learners in French as a second language. This is a redesigned version of a classic of its type, long acclaimed by French language teachers. Since the 70s, several generations of students have used this method successfully to improve their French pronunciation. Three authors with a long experience in teaching French at the university level, Henriette Gezundhajt, Philippe Martin and Elsa Michaël, have joined with Monique Léon, with a mission to propose a total reshaping of the original edition, more technology oriented and more suited to language teaching in the twenty-first century." (Book Cover)

Text in English and French.