My teacher has asked us to add pinyin on top of our characters to help us improve our tones when reading aloud, is there an easy way to do this where I can copy my transcription onto a website, get the pinyin on top of the words and then copy it back into word for printing?

I know that there are lots of things out there that perform a similar task, and I am aware of the function in word where you can get pinyin on top of the characters with tine markers however the results end up like this (in that the words are not grouped together making it even more difficult to read).

My wife and I have been studying for a number of years and our comprehension when reading is pretty good (at the level we're at) and have been doing some transcriptions of different processes that our teacher has recorded and reading them back to her. However she wants us to practice our tones to improve them and I am having some trouble finding an easier way to do what I described above. Otherwise I may just have to use google translate and copy/paste line by line which is also OK I guess, I'm just lazy.

Also keen for any feedback on people who have done similar practice with reading as hearing our teacher say that our tones are a bit rough after a couple of years of study is a bit hard to hear.

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