1. Rules of Spoken
English Language

2. Spoken language is very
different from written
language.
How?

3.  The linguists have identified some rules that are
followed by the native speakers of English
language.
 The lack of this knowledge results not only in
non native pronunciation but also in lack of
comprehension of native spoken language.

4. Rules

5. Elision rule

6.  Scripts
 Acts
 handsome
 Board meeting
 Facts
 Consonants
 Assignments

7. Whenever t and d comes
in between two
consonants, they get
elided ( remove)

8.  Old man
 Gold ring
 And church
 Most famous
 Hand bag

9.  Library
 February
 Temporary
 Literary
 Contemporary
 Contrary

10. The whole syllable will be
elided.

11. Linking

12.  He asked
 They are
 I answered
 The boy is
 Enjoy it
 Say in a minute
 Stay out

13.  If the word ends in I, i:, eI, aI, or I and the next
c
word begins with a vowel, the two words are
linked with y, whether or not there is a letter “y”
in the spelling.

14.  Go in
 How odd
 Do it
 Snow is cold
 You are
 Go out
 How ordinary

15.  If a word ends in ʊ, u:, ʊ, or aʊ and the next
e
word begins with a vowel, the two words are
linked with w, whether or not there is a letter
“w” in the spelling.