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Pronunciation of - Long
Pronunciation of - Long
Pronunciation of - This
Pronunciation of - This
Pronunciation of English Vowel Sounds - Central Vowels
Pronunciation of English Vowel Sounds - Central Vowels
Pronunciation of English Vowel Sounds - Front Vowels 1
Pronunciation of English Vowel Sounds - Front Vowels 1
Improve Your American English Pronunciation
Improve Your American English Pronunciation
Pronunciation of - Look
Pronunciation of - Look
American Pronunciation 8
American Pronunciation 8
American Pronunciation 15
American Pronunciation 15
Pronunciation of - Not
Pronunciation of - Not
Pronunciation of - That
Pronunciation of - That
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Level - Beginner-Intermediate
English vowels are - A, E, I, O, U
These are all voiced sounds.
*Listening and Reading Comprehension, Pronunciation Practice
Level - Beginner-Intermediate
Front vowels are: i, ɪ, eɪ, ɛ, æ
Ex - eat, hit, make, met, math
*Listening and Reading Comprehension, Pronunciation Practice
Level - Beginner-Intermediate
Front vowels are - i, ɪ, eɪ, ɛ, æ
Long sounds - i, eɪ
Short sounds - ɪ, ɛ, æ
*Listening and Reading Comprehension, Pronunciation Practice
Level - Beginner-Intermediate
Back Vowels - u, ʊ, oʊ, ɔ
Ex - boot, put, boat, ball
*Listening and Reading Comprehension, Pronunciation Practice
Level - Beginner-Intermediate
Long Sounds - u, oʊ
Short Sounds - ʊ, ɔ
*Listening and Reading Comprehension, Pronunciation Practice
Level - Beginner-Intermediate
Central Vowels - ə, ɝ
Remember the letter - r - can be a consonant (run) or a vowel (fur)
*Listening and Reading Comprehension, Pronunciation Practice
Level - Beginner-Intermediate
Diphthongs - aɪ, aʊ, ɔɪ
Ex - fly, now, boy
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Level - Beginner-Intermediate
These are words who have one small pronunciation difference.
Ex - teach : touch, reach : rich
*Listening and Reading Comprehension, Pronunciation Practice
Level - Beginner-Intermediate
Learn why saying and not saying S is very important and a big mistake
Be careful of singular vs. plural.
*Listening and Reading Comprehension, Pronunciation Practice
Level - Beginner-Intermediate
Be careful how you pronounce -ed in the simple past
Example D sound - opened, closed, fired, turned, wanted
Example T sound - walked, talked, passed, asked, looked
*Listening and Reading Comprehension, Pronunciation Practice
Level - Beginner-Intermediate
Learn the differences between - s, t, d, and th.
Stick out your tongue when say the TH sound!
*Listening and Reading Comprehension, Pronunciation Practice
Level - Beginner-Intermediate
Tongue Twister - I walk to work with a worker with a walker.
American English - sometimes T is pronounced as a D.
*Listening and Reading Comprehension, Pronunciation Practice
Level - Beginner-Intermediate
Learn how to pronounced the R sound in words.
Many words have this - soldier, mixer, keeper, browser, cursor
Also, learn how to say THE!
*Listening and Reading Comprehension, Pronunciation Practice
Level - Intermediate
Your accent is from your own language
Learn how to get rid of your foreign accent!
*Listening Comprehension, Pronunciation Practice
Level - Intermediate
Voicing and Consonant Pairs
S and Z sounds
*Listening Comprehension, Pronunciation Practice
Level - Intermediate
American TH sounds
Voiced TH - ð
Unvoiced TH - θ
*Listening Comprehension, Pronunciation Practice
Level - Intermediate
Voiced - V
Unvoiced - F
Voiced SH - ʒ
Unvoiced SH - ʃ
*Listening Comprehension, Pronunciation Practice
Level - Intermediate
Words begin with an L - love, laptop, leap
Words with L in the middle - follow, yellow, willow
Words that end with an L or Ls - tall, pole, file
*Listening Comprehension, Pronunciation Practice
Level - Intermediate
Words endings are very important in English.
non-Native Speaker - I don ha any foo!
Native Speaker - Do you mean, you don't have any food?
*Listening Comprehension, Pronunciation Practice
Level - Intermediate
CH - tʒ - chair, watcher, match
J - dʒ - jail, major, badge
H - hello, mohawk
*Listening Comprehension, Pronunciation Practice
Level - Intermediate
English has 5 vowels - A E I O U
There are about 15 vowel sounds.
Some vowel sounds have up to 10 different spellings!
*Listening Comprehension, Pronunciation Practice
Level - Intermediate
Learn the difference between A and O.
Learn how to say all 50 of the American states!
Also, learn about the hidden W in English!
*Listening Comprehension, Pronunciation Practice
Level - Intermediate
OO - u - poop, lewd, rude
UH - ʊ - put, push, took
EH - E - fed, elephant, head
*Listening Comprehension, Pronunciation Practice
Level - Intermediate
A - æa - fat, batter, attack
au - aʊ - cow, vow, wow
AH - ɑ - product, robber, coma
*Listening Comprehension, Pronunciation Practice
Level - Intermediate
Learn some Tongue Twisters!
Thinking thoughts that threaten those that think those thoughts are not.
THE HARDEST - The sixth sick sheiks sixth sheeps sick.
*Listening Comprehension, Pronunciation Practice
Level - Intermediate
Phrase Reductions - What do you want to do? -> Whaddya wanna do?
Intonations - what do YOU want to do? vs. what do you WANT to do? vs. what to you want to DO?
*Listening Comprehension, Pronunciation Practice
Level - Intermediate
Review what you have learned!
Practice the consonants, vowels, intonations, phrase reductions, and word endings!
*Listening Comprehension, Pronunciation Practice
Level - Intermediate
Review more the consonants, vowels, intonations, phrase reductions and word endings!
You should be able to sound American now!
*Listening Comprehension, Pronunciation Practice
Level - Intermediate
Learn the 50 most mispronounced words in English!
Master these, and you will be awesome!
*Listening Comprehension, Pronunciation Practice
Level - Beginner
Learn about singular and plural pronunciation of the words-
Woman | Women
Man | Men
Child | Children
*Listening & Reading Comprehension
Level - Beginner
Learn the difference between written and spoken English!
American English Pronuncation - kæn, kænt
British English Pronunciation - kɔn, kɔnt
*Listening & Reading Comprehension, Speaking Practice
Level - Beginner
Learn how to practice between these similiar sounds
B - bat, bet, best, Barry
V - vat, vet, vest, very
*Listening & Reading Comprehension, Speaking Practice
Level - Beginner
Learn the alphabet as an adult!
Vowels - A E I O U
Consonants - B C D F G H J K L M N P Q R S T V W X Y Z
*Listening & Reading Comprehension, Speaking Practice
Level - Beginner
Be careful which syllable you stress!
-13 - thirTEEN | 30 - THIRty
-14 - fourTEEN | 40 - FOURty
-15 - fifTEEN | 50 - FIFty
-16 - sixTEEn | 60 - SIXty
-17 - SevenTEEN | 70 - SEVENty
-18 - eighTEEN | 80 - EIGHty
-19 - ninTEEN | 90 NINEty
*Listening & Reading Comprehension, Speaking Practice
Level - Beginner
Learn how to practice between these similiar sounds
-F - fat, family, fair
-V - very, vegetable, vehicle
Practice these tongue twisters-
-Veronica the very vivacious vegan visited Val Von Ving Ving, the vegetarian vacationing in Vapid Valley.
-Foul Frank farted after feeding on five flasks of refried beans.
*Listening & Reading Comprehension, Speaking Practice
Level - Beginner
Practice pronouncing the sounds i and ɪ
-Beat - Bit
-Heat - Hit
-Sheep - Ship
-Seat - Sit
-Feet - Fit
-Heel - Hill
-Reach - Rich
*Listening & Reading Comprehension, Speaking Practice
Level - Beginner
Learn the difference in pronouncing the English letters J and Y
-J j - jello, joke, jet, Jess
-Y y - yellow, yolk, yet, yes
*Listening & Reading Comprehension, Speaking Practice
Level - Beginner
Learn the difference in pronouncing the English letters P and B
-P - police, paper, picture, play, happy
-B - bay, box, baby, bank, blue
*Listening & Reading Comprehension, Speaking Practice
Level - Beginner
Learn the difference in pronouncing the English letters R and L
-R - rice, right, red, river, arrive
-L - lice, light, lead, liver, alive
*Listening & Reading Comprehension, Speaking Practice
Level - Beginner
Learn the difference in pronouncing the English sounds TH and S
-TH - thin, thick, think, thing, through/threw
-S - sin, sick, sink, sing, sue
*Listening & Reading Comprehension, Speaking Practice
Level - Beginner
Learn the difference in pronouncing the English sounds S and SH
-Sea - She
-Sip - Ship
-Sell - Shell
-Seat - Sheet
-Suit - Shoot
-Class - Clash
*Listening & Reading Comprehension, Speaking Practice
Level - Beginner
Learn how to say the sound ʃyən-
-destination
-presentation
-population
-education
-mission
-session
-action
-nation
*Listening & Reading Comprehension, Speaking Practice
Level - Beginner
-Main - Men
-Pain - Pen
-Walk - Work
-Farther - Further
In American English, T sometimes becomes a D sound-
-Water
-Bottle
-Thirty
-Twenty
-Butter
-Better
*Listening & Reading Comprehension, Speaking Practice
Level - Beginner
The phonetic symbols are æ and ɛ
-Man | Men
-Land | Lend
-Band | Bend
-Tan | Ten
-Anne | Emma
*Listening & Reading Comprehension, Speaking Practice
Level - Advanced
Learn pronunciation with poetry!
Just compare heaart, beard and heard
Dies and diet, lord and word
Sword and sward, retain and Britain
(Mind the latter, how it's written)
With such words as plaque and fjord
But be careful how you speak
Say break, and steak, but bleak and streak
CLove, oven, how and low
Script, receipt, show, poem and toe
*Listening & Reading Comprehension, Speaking Practice
Level - Newbie
Learn how to properly pronounce the word - your.
Also become familiar with IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet.
American English
Level - Newbie
Learn how to properly pronounce the word - have.
Also become familiar with IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet.
American English
Level - Newbie
Learn how to properly pronounce the word - what.
Also become familiar with IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet.
American English
Level - Newbie
Learn how to properly pronounce the word - all.
Also become familiar with IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet.
American English
Level - Newbie
Learn how to properly pronounce the word - from.
Also become familiar with IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet.
American English
Level - Newbie
Learn how to properly pronounce the word - are.
Also become familiar with IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet.
American English
Level - Newbie
Learn how to properly pronounce the word - that.
Also become familiar with IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet.
American English
Level - Newbie
Learn how to properly pronounce the word - He.
Also become familiar with IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet.
American English
Level - Newbie
Learn how to properly pronounce the word - And.
Also become familiar with IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet.
American English
Level - Newbie
Learn how to properly pronounce the word - The.
Also become familiar with IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet.
American English
Level - Newbie
Learn how to properly pronounce the word - His.
Also become familiar with IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet.
American English
Level - Newbie
Learn how to properly pronounce the word - Not.
Also become familiar with IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet.
American English
Level - Newbie
Learn how to properly pronounce the word - Many.
Also become familiar with IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet.
American English
Level - Newbie
Learn how to properly pronounce the word - Look.
Also become familiar with IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet.
American English
Level - Newbie
Learn how to properly pronounce the word - Which.
Also become familiar with IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet.
American English
Level - Newbie
Learn how to properly pronounce the word - Like.
Also become familiar with IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet.
American English
Level - Newbie
Learn how to properly pronounce the word - When.
Also become familiar with IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet.
American English
Level - Newbie
Learn how to properly pronounce the word - These.
Also become familiar with IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet.
American English
Level - Newbie
Learn how to properly pronounce the word - Can.
Also become familiar with IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet.
American English
Level - Newbie
Learn how to properly pronounce the word - Will.
Also become familiar with IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet.
American English
Level - Newbie
Learn how to properly pronounce the word - Time.
Also become familiar with IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet.
American English
Level - Newbie
Learn how to properly pronounce the word - This.
Also become familiar with IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet.
American English
Level - Newbie
Learn how to properly pronounce the word - Number.
Also become familiar with IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet.
American English
Level - Newbie
Learn how to properly pronounce the word - Write.
Also become familiar with IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet.
American English
Level - Newbie
Learn how to properly pronounce the word - Water.
Also become familiar with IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet.
American English
Level - Newbie
Learn how to properly pronounce the word - First.
Also become familiar with IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet.
American English
Level - Newbie
Learn how to properly pronounce the word - Oil.
Also become familiar with IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet.
American English
Level - Newbie
Learn how to properly pronounce the word - Call.
Also become familiar with IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet.
American English
Level - Newbie
Learn how to properly pronounce the word - Now.
Also become familiar with IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet.
American English
Level - Newbie
Learn how to properly pronounce the word - Long.
Also become familiar with IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet.
American English
Level - Newbie
Learn how to properly pronounce the word - Down.
Also become familiar with IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet.
American English
Level - Beginner
Learn how to pronounce the sounds R and L.
R - kissing, but no touching
L - touching, but no kissing