英語四級口語純正美語發(fā)音秘訣篇

秘訣4

一口氣訓(xùn)練法

當(dāng)美國人講話的時候底氣很足，令人羨慕！為什么呢？因為他們講話時用的是腹腔、胸腔、喉腔、口腔、鼻腔“合五為一”所以底氣十足。我們中國人講話使用的是嘴巴，沒有底氣，說話時發(fā)音不飽滿，力量不足。所以我們中國人要想說一口地到流利的英文，必須在“五大發(fā)音秘訣”和“三最口腔肌肉訓(xùn)練法”之后，再用“一口氣訓(xùn)練法”瘋狂操練。

做法很簡單：你只要深呼吸，然后再一口氣里盡量多讀。經(jīng)過一段時間的訓(xùn)練以后，原來需要換幾次氣才能讀完的一句話或小短文，一口氣里就能輕松讀完！

經(jīng)典范例：

A: Hi Stone! How have you been?

B: Great! What about you?

A: Sorry, I'm so late getting back to the office. How's everything?

B: Oh, I've been super.

A: Hey, could I borrow your car for the weekend?

B: Go to hell! The last time you borrowed my car you wrecked it.

( 1. go to hell: spoken not polite used when you are very angry with someone. e.g.: If John doesn't like it, he can go to hell! 要是約翰不喜歡，就讓他見鬼去吧！

2. wreck [rek] A wreck is something such as a ship, car, plane, or building which has been destroyed, usually in an accident.

3.super [su?p?] Some people use super to mean very nice or very good. e.g.:We had a super time. or That's a super idea.(infml 口) excellent; splendid 極好的; 了不起的; 棒的.

秘訣5

調(diào)動腹部的力量

中國人習(xí)慣用嘴巴說話，顯得比較“單薄”，有氣無力；美國人習(xí)慣用腹部的力量說話，渾厚有力。這就是中國人說英語和英美人說英語的最大區(qū)別。

瘋狂做法：平時練習(xí)英語時，盡量運動腹部的肌肉，剛開始有點別扭，堅持一下，便會產(chǎn)生效果。

中國人開口說英語就能聽出是中國口音。請聽下面的錄音。

How are you doing?

A: How are you doing, Lee?

B: I beg your pardon?

A: How's everything? How are you getting along?

B: I'm getting along fine, thank you.

A: Have you changed any of your ideas about this country? Do you still think English is the worst language in the world?

B: I'm beginning to see that human nature is pretty much the same everywhere.

A: And what about the language?

B: That idea hasn't changed.

（get along :1. to improve, develop, or make progress. e.g.: After a five-hour operation, Wendy is coming along just fine.

一口氣突破發(fā)音
秘訣4
一口氣訓(xùn)練法
當(dāng)美國人講話的時候底氣很足，令人羨慕！為什么呢？因為他們講話時用的是腹腔、胸腔、喉腔、口腔、鼻腔“合五為一”所以底氣十足。我們中國人講話使用的是嘴巴，沒有底氣，說話時發(fā)音不飽滿，力量不足。所以我們中國人要想說一口地到流利的英文，必須在“五大發(fā)音秘訣”和“三最口腔肌肉訓(xùn)練法”之后，再用“一口氣訓(xùn)練法”瘋狂操練。
做法很簡單：你只要深呼吸，然后再一口氣里盡量多讀。經(jīng)過一段時間的訓(xùn)練以后，原來需要換幾次氣才能讀完的一句話或小短文，一口氣里就能輕松讀完！
經(jīng)典范例：
A: Hi Stone! How have you been?
B: Great! What about you?
A: Sorry, I'm so late getting back to the office. How's everything?
B: Oh, I've been super.
A: Hey, could I borrow your car for the weekend?
B: Go to hell! The last time you borrowed my car you wrecked it.
( 1. go to hell: spoken not polite used when you are very angry with someone. e.g.: If John doesn't like it, he can go to hell! 要是約翰不喜歡，就讓他見鬼去吧！
2. wreck [rek] A wreck is something such as a ship, car, plane, or building which has been destroyed, usually in an accident.
3.super [su?p?] Some people use super to mean very nice or very good. e.g.:We had a super time. or That's a super idea.(infml 口) excellent; splendid 極好的; 了不起的; 棒的.
秘訣5
調(diào)動腹部的力量
中國人習(xí)慣用嘴巴說話，顯得比較“單薄”，有氣無力；美國人習(xí)慣用腹部的力量說話，渾厚有力。這就是中國人說英語和英美人說英語的最大區(qū)別。
瘋狂做法：平時練習(xí)英語時，盡量運動腹部的肌肉，剛開始有點別扭，堅持一下，便會產(chǎn)生效果。
中國人開口說英語就能聽出是中國口音。請聽下面的錄音。
How are you doing?
A: How are you doing, Lee?
B: I beg your pardon?
A: How's everything? How are you getting along?
B: I'm getting along fine, thank you.
A: Have you changed any of your ideas about this country? Do you still think English is the worst language in the world?
B: I'm beginning to see that human nature is pretty much the same everywhere.
A: And what about the language?
B: That idea hasn't changed.
（get along :1. to improve, develop, or make progress. e.g.: After a five-hour operation, Wendy is coming along just fine.
2. If you say that something is going along in a particular way, you mean that it is progressing in that way. e.g.: Everything was coming along fine after all. My life is going along nicely. )