1．Introduction

2．The Organs of Speech

Part One: The English Speech Sounds

3．Classification of Speech Sounds

4．Classification of Consonants

5．The English Consonants

1）Fricatives

2）Plosives

3）Affricates

4）Nasals

5）Lateral

6）Frictionless Continuant

7）Semi-vowels

8）Exercises in English Consonants

6．Consonant Clusters

1）Plosive + Plosive

2）Plosive + Nasal

3）Plosive + Lateral[1]

4）Lateral[1] + Consonant

5）Exercises in Consonant Clusters

7．The English Vowels

General Remarks

The English Monophthongs

（1）The Front Vowels

（2）The Back Vowels

（3）The Central Vowels

8．The English Diphthongs

1）The Closing Diphthongs

2）The Centring Diphthongs

3）Exercises in the English Vowels

Part Two: Sounds In Connected Speech

9．Strong and Weak Forms

10．Assimilation and Elision

11．Liaison

12．Length of A Sound

13．Word Stress

14．Sentence Stress

15．Rhythm

16．Sense Groups and Pausing

Part Three: Intonation

17．The Structure of Intonation

18．Types of Nucleus

19．The Uses of the Tones

20．Miscellaneous Patterns

Material for Intonation Practice

Part Four: American Pronunciation And Intonation

21．American Pronunciation

22．American Intonation

Bibliography