The CEPD is obviously an excellent didactic resource in the field of EFL/ESL. The twenty-page introduction to the printed CEPD, with such sections as "Whose pronunciation is represented?," "Principles of transcription," and "The International Phonetic Alphabet," is also absent.
For some reason the user of the electronic version of the dictionary is deprived of access to these sections of the traditional hard-copy edition.
The former provide a wealth of information on a variety of phonetic issues, from "Abbreviations" to "Weak forms" the latter contain the much needed summary advice on common grapho-phonemic correspondences of English. " panels that start each letter section in the printed version do not appear here. 4) asserts that it "contains all the entries in the printed book and much more," it should be noted that the eighty-seven "information" panels and the twenty-six "Pronouncing the letter. 2008 Utorrent _TOP_Īccording to the help file, CEPD on CD-ROM "is the complete electronic version of this classic English pronunciation guide." Though the CD-ROM's User's Guide (p.
0 kommentar(er)
