Pronunciation Practice with Tongue Twisters
Image source Are you ready for some advanced English pronunciation practice? Try these tongue twisters! Tongue Twister #1 – Peter Piper Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers. …
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How to Pronounce -ED in English Verbs
American English Pronunciation Course 1) -ED is pronounced like ED (with an extra syllable) After verbs ending in T and D sounds wanted printed hated started attempted decided …
How to pronounce difficult words in English
Watch the video, then try the pronunciation practice below! American English Pronunciation Course disadvantageous Slow: Medium: Fast: incomprehensible Slow: Medium: Fast: refrigerator Slow: Medium: Fast: differentiate Slow: Medium: …
Silent Letters in English from A-Z
American English Pronunciation Course Free Download: 500+ English Phrases The English language has a lot of silent letters. Silent letters cause difficulties for both native speakers and English learners, …
Pronunciation Practice with Phonograms – Part 1
What are phonograms? Phonograms are groups of letters that represent specific sounds. For example, the -igh phonogram often represents the long “i” sound, so “high” is pronounced the same as …
The invisible Y sound in English
A lot of English learners make this common pronunciation mistake: forgetting to pronounce the invisible “Y” sound that occurs before the letter “u” in some words. Example 1: music …
One word, two pronunciations, two meanings
Learn 8 English words that can be pronounced two different ways – the meaning of these words change depending on their pronunciation! progress pro–gress (noun) – movement towards a …