看到今天好帖连连，我也来分享一下公司纠音的作业，红的是老师的反馈.童鞋们，尤其美风和熊熊，听到砖再给砸过来吧。
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will induct Verizon Communications into its WasteWise Hall of Fame in November in a nod to the company's recycling (pronounce this word as three syllables instead of four – ruh SEYEK leeng instead of ree SEYE kuh leeng)and waste reduction efforts. Verizon joined the EPA's (be sure to pronounce the final /z/) voluntary (pronounce the first ‘o’ as the /ah/ sound – VAH lin tair ee) program in 1994, and has since won nine (slow this word down so there is enough time to pronounce both the /ah/ and the /ee/ sounds in the /eye/ combination, and then pronounce a long final /n/ - NEYEN) awards. But beyond the recognition (be sure to pronounce the /g/ in the second syllable – make sure that you give yourself enough time to touch the back part of your tongue to the roof of your mouth for the /g/ - reh kuhg NI shin), the communications company has saved some $16 million in purchasing costs by reducing waste. The company has also been able to turn the unwanted materials into revenue streams, such as $10 million in waste prevention revenue and more than $21 million in total recycling revenue. To do this, Verizon allowed customers to recycle unused wireless phones and batteries at drop-off centers located (place the stress on the first syllable – LOH kay did) in its retail stores. This yielded more than 900 (watch the “nine” here as well),000 wireless phones and accessories (you changed the middle /s/ sound to an /l/ sound – ehk SEH ser eez) and 60,000 pounds of rechargeable batteries that were sent to local domestic violence agencies.
加上美风的砖：
verizon r应该噘嘴
induct 短音i再稍微注意一下，
recognization g虽不发音，但应留有舌位停留。
million 应该是“mil银”的音，不是mi林的音。
wireless ai发得不到位
retail /ei/发得想唉的音
battery
pounds （梅花奥发得不太好，应该从梅花爱开始，再收嘴发o，再开嘴发n，这个不容易）
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will induct （可连读）Verizon Communications into its WasteWise Hall of（可连读）Fame in November in a nod to the company's recycling (pronounce this word as three syllables instead of four – ruh SEYEK leeng instead of ree SEYE kuh leeng)and waste reduction efforts.（or发得不太好，查查字典，以前大S说过这个发音，as in sport） Verizon joined the EPA's (be sure to pronounce the final /z/) voluntary (pronounce the first ‘o’ as the /ah/ sound – VAH lin tair ee) program in 1994, and has since won nine (slow this word down so there is enough time to pronounce both the /ah/ and the /ee/ sounds in the /eye/ combination, and then pronounce a long final /n/ - NEYEN) awards. But beyond the recognition (be sure to pronounce the /g/ in the second syllable – make sure that you give yourself enough time to touch the back part of your tongue to the roof of your mouth for the /g/ - reh kuhg NI shin), the communications company has saved some $16 million in purchasing costs by reducing（美 语u，不是ju） waste. The company has also been able to turn the unwanted materials into revenue streams, such as $10 million in waste prevention revenue and more than $21 million in total recycling revenue. To do this, Verizon allowed customers to recycle unused wireless phones and batteries at drop-off centers located (place the stress on the first syllable – LOH kay did) in its retail stores. This yielded more than 900 (watch the “nine” here as well),000 wireless phones and accessories (you changed the middle /s/ sound to an /l/ sound – ehk SEH ser eez) and 60,000 pounds （梅花奥发得不太好，应该从梅花爱开始，再收嘴发o，再开嘴发n，这个不容易） of rechargeable batteries that were sent to local domestic violence agencies.
