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Cambridge English Pronouncing Dictionary

Author: Daniel Jones, Peter Roach, James Hartman, Jane Setter

School: Edo University

Department: Arts and Humanities

Course Code: ENG112, ENG212

Topics: English, English Pronouncing Dictionary, pronunciation, regional accents, syllable divisions, phoneme principle, transcription, vowels, diphthongs, consonants, Non-English sounds, stress, assimilation, syllabic consonants, optional sounds, elision

Gimson's Pronunciation of English, 8th edition

Author: Alan Cruttenden

School: Edo University

Department: Arts and Humanities

Course Code: ENG112, ENG212

Topics: English Pronunciation, language, speech, linguistics, phonetics, phonology, phonemics, spelling, speech chain, speech mechanism, speech sound, acoustic spectrum, hearing, phonetic description, vowel, consonant, phonemes, linguistic hierarchy, transcription, syllables, sound change, Old English, Middle English, Early modern English, Accent, English vowels, Diphthongal vowel glides, Diphthongs, affricates, fricatives, sonorants, nasals, oral approximants, words, word accentual patterns, connected speech, intonation, amalgam English, International English

Communication in English

Author: GST

School: Federal University, Kashere

Department: Education

Course Code: GST101

Topics: Communication, study skills, listening skills, listening, speaking, vowels, stress, intonation, reading, reading skills, study techniques, Figures of speech, morpheme, parts of speech, noun pronoun

An Introduction to English Phonology

Author: April McMahon

School: Federal University, Oye-Ekiti

Department: Arts and Humanities

Course Code: ELS101

Topics: English Phonology, sounds, spelling, variation, International Phonetic Alphabet, phoneme, consonant, morphology, phoneme system, vowels, Vowel phonemes, syllables, stress

Arabic Conversation

Author: Salman Yunus

School: National Open University of Nigeria

Department: Arts and Humanities

Course Code: ARA183

Topics: Arabic Conversation, Arabic Greetings, Arabic family membership, Arabic postal services, Arabic medical services, Arabic school, Arabic school mate, Arabic transportation, Arabic communication, Arabic religion, Arabic good morals, Arabic business transactions, Arabic military services, Arabic Alphabet, Arabic Letters identification, Arabic Letters pronunciation, Arabic Letters shape, Arabic vowels, Hamzah

Introduction to English Phonetics and Phonology

Author: AA Akinjobi

School: University of Ibadan

Department: Arts and Humanities

Course Code: ENG202

Topics: English Phonetics, English Phonology, Phonology, phonetics, Phonemic Transcription Systems, Phonetic Transcription Systems, International Phonetic Alphabet, received pronounciation, phoneme, allophones, Organs of Speech, Airstream Mechanisms, Consonant Sounds, vowel sounds, Monophthongs, Diphthongs, Triphthongs, syllable, stress, intonation, intonational tunes, English Rhythm, Nigerian English Suprasegmentals, Nigerian English Consonants, Nigerian English vowels, Nigerian English Intonation

An Introduction to Language ,11th edition

Author: Victoria Fromkin, Robert Rodman, Nina Hyams

School: University of Ibadan

Department: Arts and Humanities

Course Code: ENG409

Topics: Language, linguistic knowledge, grammar, human language, thought, morphology, bound morphemes, free morphemes, word formation, morphological analysis, syntax, sentence structure, grammatical dependencies, pragmatics, meaning, compositional semantics, lexical semantics, word meaning, phonetics, sound segments, phonetic alphabet, articulatory phonetics, vowels, phonetic classes, phonology, phonemes, dialect, social dialects, regional dialects, prosodic phonology, language chane, phonological change, great vowel shift, syntatic change, langugage acquisition, language processing, huma brain, brain development

Linguistics An Introduction,Second edition

Author: Andrew Radford, Martin Atkinson, David Britain, Harald Clahsen, Andrew Spencer

School: University of Nigeria, Nsukka

Department: Arts and Humanities

Course Code: LIN141, LIN142

Topics: Developmental linguistics, Psycholinguistics, Neurolinguistics, Sociolinguistics, Sounds, suprasegmentals, Consonants, vowels, Sound variation, Stylistic variation, Sound change, Consonant change, Vowel change, Suprasegmental change, Phonemes, syllables, phonological processes, Syllabification, Maximal Onset Principle, Phonological features, Child phonology, Processing sounds, Speech perception, Speech production.phonological processing, Word classes, words, Lexical categories, English verbs, Building words, Morphemes, Morphological processes, derivation, inflection, Compounds, Clitics, Allomorphy, agglutinative ideal, morphological operations, Word meaning, Entailment, hyponymy, Early words, Lexical processing, mental lexicon, Lexical disorders, aphasia, Agrammatism, Paraphasias, Lexical variation, Lexical change, Borrowing words, Sentences, Complex sentences, Sentence structure, Empty T constituent, Covert complements, Empty complementisers, Empty determiners, Yes–no questions, Syntactic variation, Children’s sentences, Sentence processing, Null Subject Parameter, Children’s nominals, Presuppositions, Relevance Theory, Context, coherence, Syntactic disorders, Agrammatism, Paragrammatism, Specific Language Impairment

An Introduction to Modern Literary Arabic

Author: David Cowan

School: National Open University of Nigeria

Department: Arts and Humanities

Course Code: ARA181

Topics: Modern Literary Arabic, Arabic Alphabet, vowels, Doubled consonants, Hamza, Madda, accent, punctuation, article, Gender, nominal sentences, singular personal pronouns, interrogative particles, Dual sound masculine plural, sound Feminine plural, dual personal pronouns, plural personal pronouns, broken plural, genitive, prepositions, adjectives, comparative, superlative, compound adjectives, pronominal suffixes, word order, adverbs, verbal sentences, demonstrative pronouns, demonstrative adjectives, relative pronouns, interrogative pronouns, verb derivatives, noun derivatives, subjunctive mood, Jussive mood, simple doubled verb, Hollow verbs, weak verbs, doubly weak verbs, derived verbs, verbal form, cardinal numbers, ordinal numbers

Introduction to Linguistics 2

Author: Christine Ofulue, Eno-Abasi Urua

School: National Open University of Nigeria

Department: Arts and Humanities

Course Code: LIN112

Topics: Linguistics, phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, pragmatics, Discourse Analysis, Contrastive Linguistics, Psycholinguistics, learning, Language Acquisition, Diachronic Linguistics, Synchronic Linguistics, Historical Linguistics, Language Change, Documentary Linguistics, Orthography, Articulatory Phonetics, Organs of Speech, Air Stream Mechanisms, voicing, Sound Segments, consonants, vowels, Suprasegments, Morpheme

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