2021
DOI: 10.4000/apliut.8557
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Les mots du système : la prosodie de l’anglais chez l’apprenant francophone

Abstract: Le système de l’anglais oral, notamment au niveau suprasegmental, présente certaines spécificités qui diffèrent du français, représentant ainsi des défis pour l’apprenant. À partir de ce constat, nos travaux s’inspirent de l’hypothèse qu’une conscientisation de ce système leur serait profitable (Trévise « Métalexique » et « Réflexion »). Nous proposons une réflexion sur l’emploi d’une métalangue pertinente dans le contexte de la classe et les enjeux d’une telle démarche. Sont d’abord identifiés les concepts cl… Show more

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“…The English Spelling-Sound Code: Identifying the Challenges English Rhythm and the Spelling-Sound Code Many researchers consider that the rhythm of English is the key to spoken English (Fournier, 2010;Howe & Moore, 2021;Huart, 2010;Moore Mauroux, 2010;Schottman, 2012) and spelling-sound issues can only be addressed once this is understood. Indeed, rules for spelling-sound correspondences only apply to stressed syllables; unstressed syllables, as well as grammatical words, frequently undergo vowel reduction, thus erasing any spelling-sound connection.…”
Section: Susan Moore Mauroux♦mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The English Spelling-Sound Code: Identifying the Challenges English Rhythm and the Spelling-Sound Code Many researchers consider that the rhythm of English is the key to spoken English (Fournier, 2010;Howe & Moore, 2021;Huart, 2010;Moore Mauroux, 2010;Schottman, 2012) and spelling-sound issues can only be addressed once this is understood. Indeed, rules for spelling-sound correspondences only apply to stressed syllables; unstressed syllables, as well as grammatical words, frequently undergo vowel reduction, thus erasing any spelling-sound connection.…”
Section: Susan Moore Mauroux♦mentioning
confidence: 99%