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Vowel alternations in related words
 SVOBODOVÁ, Sandra
This bachelor thesis deals with vowel alternations in stressed syllables of related words that are not indicated by changes of spelling. The first part defines terms such as the syllable, lexical stress and word boundary which are essential as the theoretical framework. The second part is practical, describing the conditions under which vowel alternations occur. The key part is a list of expressions which contain the vowel change explored.
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Vowel alternations in related words
 SVOBODOVÁ, Sandra
This bachelor thesis deals with vowel alternations in stressed syllables of related words that are not indicated by changes of spelling. The first part defines terms such as the syllable, lexical stress and word boundary which are essential as the theoretical framework. The second part is practical, describing the conditions under which vowel alternations occur. The key part is a list of expressions which contain the vowel change explored.
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Influence of Singing Skills on English Pronunciation
 Tošnarová, Kateřina ; Červinková Poesová, Kristýna (advisor) ; Bojarová, Marie (referee)
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Application of speech therapy exercises to pronunciation problems in Czech speakers of English
 MÁCOVÁ, Radka
This bachelor thesis deals with the application of speech therapy exercises to pronunciation problems in Czech speakers of English. The theoretical part compares Czech and English phonological system and identifies problematic segmental phenomena of English pronunciation in Czech speakers. Subsequently, Czech remedial techniques are compared with speech therapy exercises used in English-speaking countries. The practical part contains a description of a research project focused on the effectiveness of speech therapy exercises applied to a group of Czech speakers. The analysis examines the results of the research and focuses mainly on the improvement of English pronunciation and probable influencing factors. The final part of the thesis presents possible methods of correcting wrong pronunciation habits.
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