The nine chapters of the IPSM Approach — from symbols and overview to IPA&IPS, notation, and the three unifying approaches (IPS, ISM, IPM), ending with letters and the pronunciation of the 26 letters.
Symbols Above Single Vowel Letters and Vowel-Letter Combinations
IPSM Approach (Integrated Pronunciation, Spelling and Meaning Approach) is a method for memorizin...
In the late 19th century, in order to overcome the disorder of the then-prevailing phonetic trans...
Sound-form annotation (IPS notation) is a kind of direct inline phonetic notation: without changi...
Every English word contains the following attributes: pronunciation, spelling, and meaning. This ...
Morphemes are divided into prefixes, roots, suffixes, and combining vowels.
Undeniably there is a strong connection between sound and meaning. If one simply listens, the rel...
An English word is a unity of sound, form, and meaning; the letters that make up a word are likew...
This section revisits the pronunciation of words in the order of the 26 letters, showing how word...