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  1. The Persistence of Learned Primary Phrase Stress Patterns Among Learners of English

    … of learning of the production of nine primary phrase stress (PPS) patterns among international students who successfully completed the pronunciation course ESL 110/410, English Pronunciation for Academic Purposes at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Data were collected from …

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  2. The effects of interlocutors on student performance on constructed dialogue tasks assessing primary phrase stress production

    … in constructed dialogue tasks assessing primary phrase stress and intonation usage in American English by working with the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign's (UIUC) oral section of its English placement test (EPT). This study developed a comparable version of a specific section …

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  3. An investigation of primary stress in spontaneous speech for pedagogical purposes

    The accurate placement of primary stress in spoken English is an important pronunciation skill for non-native speakers to master. The purpose of the study was to contribute to the understanding of native-speaker primary stress placement, and to discuss the pedagogical implications. Two random …

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  4. The effects of self-monitoring strategy use on the pronunciation of learners of English

    … investigated were message unit boundaries, primary phrase stress, intonation, vowel reduction in content and function words, linking, word stress, and multiword construction stress. Fifteen graduate-level learners of English (14 Mandarin speakers, 1 Korean speaker) from an intact English as …

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