本文格式为Word版，下载可任意编辑六大英语连读规则 六大连读规矩，让你的语速飞起来！！！ 能讲一口流利的英文是每个英文学习者的理想，今天想跟大家共享的就是如何将你的英文讲到快的飞起这个秘诀就是英文的连读规矩（liaison），Liaison这个词来源于法语，意思是把东西捆在一起，结合在一起 第一个规矩：叫做辅音+元音型的连读 首先我们要知道什么是辅音，什么是元音辅音叫consonant，就是发音时气流受到阻碍的声音那什么又是元音呢？元音叫做vowel，就是在发音的时候声音对比通畅的音 我们第一个规矩就是在同一个意群里面，假设相邻的两个词中的前一个词是以辅音结尾，后一个词假设以元音开头，这种处境下就要将辅音和元音拼起来连读我给了一些例子，我们一起来看 I’m~an~English boy. It~is~an~old book. Let me have~a look~at~it. Ms Black worked in~an~office last~yesterday. I called~you half~an~hour~ago. Put~it~on, please. Not~at~all. Please pick~it~up. 其次个规矩是r/re+元音型的连读。
假设前一个词是以r或者re结尾，后一个词是以元音开头的话，这种处境下r或者re不但要发出r的声音，而且还要和后边的元音拼读起来这样一个发音规矩，尤其在英式发音当中更加明显我们来看一下这几个例子 They’re my father~and mother. I looked for~it here~and there. There~is a football under~it. There~are some books on the desk. Here~is a letter for you. Here~are four~eggs. But where~is my cup? Where~are your brother~and sister? *The black clouds are coming nearer and nearer.（nearer与and不成连读） 第三个规矩是辅音加半元音的连读 Thank~you. Nice to meet~you. Did~you get there late~again? Would~you like~a cup~of tea？ Could~you help me, please? 第四个规矩是元音加元音的连读。
这个规矩可能好多同学不知道，但大片面同学根本上每一个同学发的都是正确的，这个就是说一个词语元音结尾的话或一个词语元音开头，那这两个因往往也要自然而不休止的连读到一起 I~am Chinese. He~is very friendly to me. She wants to study~English. How~and why did you come here? She can’t carry~it. It’ll take you three~hours to walk there. The question is too~easy for him to answer. 第五个规矩是当短语或者从句之间按照意群举行停顿的时候，意群和意群之间即使有两个相邻的辅音与元音展现也不成连读 那什么是意群呢？意群就是指句子当中按意思和布局划分出的各个成分，每个成分就叫一个一群，我们来看一个例子 Is~it a~hat or a cat?（hat与or之间不成以连读） There~is~a good book in my desk. （book与in之间不成以连读） Can you speak~English or French? （English与or之间不成以连读） Shall we meet at~eight or ten tomorrow morning? （meet与 at，eight与or之间不成以连读） She opened the door and walked~in. （door与and之间不成以连读） 结果一个规矩：爆破音加爆破音型或者是爆破音加摩擦音的组合 The girl in the re(d) coat was on a bla(ck) bike jus(t) now. The bi(g) bus from the fa(c) tory is full of people. Wha(t) time does he get up every morning? This is an ol(d) pi(c)ture of a bi(g) car. The ol(d) do(c)tor has a ca(t), too. We’re going to work on a farm nex(t) Tuesday. What would you like, ho(t) tea or bla(ck) coffee? It’s a very col(d) day, but it’s a goo(d) day. You can put i(t) down in the bi(g) garden. I bought a chea(p) book, but it’s a goo(d) book. Goo(d) morning, Mr. Bell. Goo(d) morning, dear. Uncle Li’s fa(c)tory is qui(te) near to the cinema. I wen(t) there alone a(t) nine las(t) night. -Do you know his bi(ke) number? -Sorry, I don’(t) know. The forty-firs(t) lesson is qui(te) difficult. Goo(d) luck, Lin Tao. — 4 —。