Today, let’s have a look at how to read and pronounce fractions in English. Outside of the math class and in the real world fractions are useful for buying things and talking about distance. So …
Free English Pronunciation Lesson with Mp3 Audio: A Bottle Of Red
In American English, and especially here in the New York area, we tend to pronounce things a bit faster and more connected than people do in other parts of the country. Today, I want to …
Free English Pronunciation Lesson: The /ər/ Sound
The /ər/ sound can be tricky because there are several ways to spell this sound. For example: earth [ear] bird [ir] word [or] curtain [ur] Words with the /ər/ sound bird dirt hurt shirt birthday …
English Pronunciation Lesson: /s/ vs. /ʃ/ (s vs sh)
1) The basic sounds: It’s a ssssssssssnake! When you talk in the library, the librarian will say, “Shhhhhhhhhh” 2) Look at these pairs of words: see – she sue – shoe save – shave sit – shit 3) Sentence practice …
English Pronunciation of Money Lesson: How to Pronounce Dollar Amounts
When you go shopping, it is important to be able to say and listen to the amounts of money correctly. Here are some basic examples: $1 – a dollar or one dollar. $3 – three …
English Pronunciation Video Lesson: New York English!
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English Pronunciation Lesson: Difficult R & L Words
Hi Everyone. Check out my latest video lesson, “Difficult R & L Words” This is a pronunciation lesson to practice these difficult English words that use R & L: Delivery, Luckily, Probably, Really, Rarely, Regularly, …
iPhone App Review: Pronunciation Tutor TH App
I’ve just gotten a copy of the Pronunciation Tutor /TH/ app by Keen Research for the iPhone. This app focuses on teaching the pronunciation of the /TH/ sound as in “Think,” which is often confused …
English Lesson: Want to & Want a Vs. Wanna
The other day we looked at gonna, the casual pronunciation of going to. Today, I want to talk about a similar word – wanna. Wanna is the casual pronunciation of both want to and want …
English Lesson: Going to Vs. Gonna
I’m sure that you have learned that in everyday casual English we pronounce going to as gonna. What you might not know is that there are times when we can and cannot use such pronunciation. …
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