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192 Barton & Dal Vera | Voice; Onstage and OI All for ove, and one for all. one” begins th the [Ww] conser iphthong [a0], not the On the following sentences, practice marking and speaking 1 Drills 1 id Practice Sentences was he like a bird. 2. Mark and Tara parked in 3. Robert runs around in rid 4. The instructor 5, Real progress in reducit 6. The vicur ran through a rea rd to mur and burp to herself, then turn and chiep ous purple regs ised her retroflection, and Roberta reddened, is yours if you sturve, ng of our worst t ing a future of fire and brimstone for us al 7. Boris was fourteen he performed a perfectly articulated arpeggio on a borrowed French horn, 8. As ever, Robert's private rom paper and recounted affairs were reporied ely scarlet prose in a very graphic 2. “A” Mediations TABLE 5.7 “A” Mediation USEIM GENERAL USE ELEVATED USeuN REcavED IPA/RESPLLNG KEYWORD AMERICAN STANDARD? ——_pROKURCUTION ly 6 ask faeskl/ask [ask] [oskVahsk FLAT INTERMEDIATE ROUND ® Since cis sound is aot, col has been adopted 7 This is another case where directors may no hey wort or trauliriion puto Chupter 5 | Refining Your Voice Hdemifying the Sound/Where It Shows Up In the fo Gi Received Pronunciation. Unfortunately undergo this vowel shift. Its irregul is contradictions, For example: TABLE 5.8 “Ask” /Non-"Ask” Comporison "ASK" UST ORDS USING TAREE STANDARDS: NONASK" LIST WORDS USING ORE STANDARD ONL: f=, 2,01 fe} hand, grand, stand 5S, PASS, BFA, brass, graph, tele classic, classical, classify passage, pas psychopath, pathological class, classy pass, passable, Passover nger, passive nes and places, English Dictionary ot D: The “Ask” List of Words A “after” prefixes abaft aftermath, -s i advance, -5 Caftome0] advanced afternoon afterward, -s advancement, -s labs [lebastal Alabaster answering ask, asked asking aunt, -§ blanched blanching. blast, -s blasted blasting branched branching brat brass, es brass ba Ubrasbend] brass bras brassie, -s (golf) brassier (more brassy) brassiest brassy broadcast, -s c calf’s-foot calfskin calve, -s calved ccalves’-feet calve-skia calving asking cast, castaway, -§ ast caster Castelnau vol Castlebar Castlereagh) Castleton castoft,-s Castor castor oil eenotaph, -s batter, chatfer (v.) [ifeta} cchafliness chaflin challless chatty chance, -s chancelle-ry chancellor, -5 chanceries chancery Chancery chanciest cchaneing, chaney chandler, -s Chandler chandlery, ies chant, -s chanted cchantey cchanties chanting Chantrey ch y Chantry chanty clasp, -s 195 ped craftsman, -men lasping clasp knife, -ves class, -28 classes classiex clas st classiness classing classman, classmate classmen classroos classwoman, commander. -s commanding, disastrous, “ly disasteousness i distaff, -s commando, -§ counterblast,-s 7 countermanding craft, -s craftior draftsman, -men craftiest draught, ' craftily “draught” prefixes craftiness draughtier

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