Category: Pronunciation
Here are three activities you can do with this sample of spoken English: Watch the “pronunciation analysis” video under the text to learn how to say it fast Use the “shadowing” …
There are a lot of silent letters in English! Here’s some pronunciation practice with a few examples: Do NOT pronounce the B in debt, doubt, or dumb: I doubt anyone would be dumb enough …
First, watch the introduction video: Then, try the lesson: Download: Video / Audio / Text To save the files, right-click on the links and select “Save” or “Save as…” …
American English Pronunciation Course English words starting with U – “uh” sound ugly umbrella unexpected unlucky unhappy unattractive ultimate uncle upgrade upstairs upright upset utterly We use an with these words: …
#1 – albeit (conj.) al – BEE – it The word albeit means “although” (similar to “but”) It’s an interesting, albeit useless, invention. #2 – caveat (n.) CA – vee – at A caveat is …
American English Pronunciation Course STR strong / a strong man strategy / a brilliant strategy stretch / let’s stretch before exercising stripes / a shirt with red stripes structure …
American English Pronunciation Course be, meet, read, believe it, kiss, dinner, busy egg, let, red, correct cat, apple, travel, mad not, rock, bottle, copy …
