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“Success in spoken English lies in stress and vowel sounds: specifically, getting the
correct vowel sounds on the correct stressed syllables in a sentence, and joining
them together. This book will show you how to do that.” – Matt Purland


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Talk a Lot
Spoken English Course

by Matt Purland

A Great New Way to Learn Spoken English




Elementary Handbook

• General Information about Talk a Lot Courses
• How to Use Talk a Lot Resources
• Focus on Connected Speech
• Focus on the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA)
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“Success in spoken English lies in stress and vowel sounds: specifically, getting the
correct vowel sounds on the correct stressed syllables in a sentence, and joining
together the stresses. This book will show you how to do that.” – Matt Purland


englishbanana.com’s





Talk a Lot
Spoken English Course

by Matt Purland

A Great New Way to Learn Spoken English




Elementary Handbook

• General Information about Talk a Lot Courses
• How to Use Talk a Lot Resources

• Focus on Connected Speech
• Focus on the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA)
• 100% photocopiable – free copying licence included!



















This book is dedicated with love and thanks as always to Anna and Julia, as well
as to Pat, who gave me my first full-time job teaching English, and to Helen, who
encouraged me to develop and explore


and also:

……………………………………………………………….

(Insert the name of the teacher who has most inspired you to learn)

























English Banana.com

ISBN-13: 978-0955701535

The International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) is © Copyright the International Phonetic Association,
and is used in this book with kind permission.



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First published in the UK by English Banana.com 2009


1.3 – 09/09 (+ Consonant Clusters, Vowel Clusters, and The Magic “e” Rule)
1.2 – 08/09 (+ Big Word Game, and Talk a Lot Bingo!)
1.1 – 06/09 (+ Sound Connections Demo, Going Further, and Working Out Word Stress –
Two-Syllable Words where the First Syllable is a Schwa: L]L)
1.0 – 04/09 (Original edition)



© Copyright Matt Purland 2009

Talk a Lot

Elementary Handbook

Contents



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Talk a Lot Elementary © English Banana.com
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i Contents
v Introduction
viii Free Copying Licence
x Bibliography

A General Information

1. General Information

1.1 Plan of all Talk a Lot Units and Activities
1.2 Course Outline
1.3 Lesson Outline
1.6 Assessment Methods, Tests, and Examination
1.11 Student Course Report (Blank)
1.12 Student Course Report (Example)
1.13 Vocabulary Test (Blank)
1.14 End of Course Oral Examination #1 (from Book 1)
1.18 End of Course Oral Examination #2 (from Book 2)

1.22 End of Course Oral Examination (Example)
1.26 Certificate Template #1
1.27 Certificate Template #2


B How to Use the Resources

2. Sentence Blocks

2.1 Instructions
2.7 Activity Template (Blank)
2.8 Sentence Blocks Q & A
2.9 Sentence Blocks – Six Great Tips for Students

3. Connected Sentence Cards

3.1 Instructions
3.2 Activity Template (Blank)
3.3 Sample Lesson Plan
3.6 Sound Connections Demo
3.15 Going Further

4. Connected Speech Templates

4.1 Instructions
4.6 Activity Template (Blank)

Sentence Focus
Activities
Talk a Lot

Elementary Handbook

Contents



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5. Discussion Words and Question Sheets

5.1 Instructions
5.4 Discussion Words Activity Template (Blank)
5.5 Question Sheets Activity Template (Blank)
5.6 Discussion Words – Sample Lesson Plan
5.9 Big Word Game & Talk a Lot Bingo!

6. Information Exchanges

6.1 Instructions
6.3 Activity Template (Blank)

7. Multi-Purpose Texts

7.1 Instructions
7.3 Reading Race – Lesson Plan

8. Discussion Questions

8.1 Instructions
8.2 Activity Template (Blank)

9. Agree or Disagree

9.1 Instructions
9.3 Activity Template (Blank)
9.4 How to Give a Small Group or Individual Presentation (Example and Notes)
9.6 How to Give a Small Group or Individual Presentation (Blank Outline)

10. Role Plays

10.1 Instructions
10.3 Role Plays – Mood Chart
10.4 Activity Template (Blank)

C Focus on Connected Speech

11. What is Connected Speech?

11.1 What is Connected Speech? (Student’s Handout)
11.3 The Techniques of Connected Speech
11.8 The Techniques of Connected Speech – Matching Game

12. What is Sentence Stress?

12.1 What is Sentence Stress?
12.6 Sentence Stress in Starting Sentences from Elementary Book 1

12.9 Stressed Syllables in Starting Sentences from Elementary Book 1
Free Practice
Activities
Word Focus
Activities