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Welcome to Pronunciation, Prosody and Intelligibility

Welcome

Why This Matters for TOEFL iBT

Your Two Can-Dos

A Routine for Checking Your Own Intelligibility

Check: What This Module Builds

Check: The Self-Check Routine

Word Stress and Why It Matters for Intelligibility

Wrong Word Stress Can Block Understanding

Stress Shifts Within a Word Family

Noun-Verb Stress Pairs

Check: Wrong Word Stress

Check: Stress Shifts Within a Word Family

Check: Noun-Verb Stress Pairs

Sentence Stress and Rhythm

Content Words Versus Function Words

Reduced Function Words

English Rhythm Is Stress-Timed

Check: Content Versus Function Words

Check: Reduced Function Words

Check: Stress-Timed Rhythm

Intonation for Meaning

Falling and Rising Intonation, Basic Patterns

Intonation in a List

Intonation Signals Attitude, Not Just Sentence Type

Check: Falling and Rising Basic Patterns

Check: Intonation in a List

Check: Intonation and Attitude

Common Mistakes at This Level

Stressing Every Word Equally

A Flat, Word-by-Word Reading Voice

Applying One Fixed Stress Pattern to a Whole Word Family

Check: Stressing Every Word Equally

Check: A Flat, Word-by-Word Reading Voice

Check: One Fixed Stress Pattern for a Word Family

Putting It Together

Mixed Practice: Marking Stress and Intonation

Mixed Practice: Diagnosing a Recording

Self-Check and Your Mission

Check: Applying Stress and List Intonation Together

Check: Diagnosing the Word-by-Word Recording

Check: A Realistic Intelligibility Habit

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Pronunciation, Prosody and Intelligibility module (corrected), TOEFL iBT Advanced

Build the pronunciation and prosody skills that make spoken English easy for a listener to follow: correct word stress, natural sentence stress and rhythm, and intonation that signals questions, lists and attitude. The goal is intelligibility, not eliminating your accent.

Pronunciation, Prosody and Intelligibility

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