Pronunciation Lessons

Stress & Rhythm

Stress & Rhythm in English

Stress & Rhythm

A Quick Overview

De-stressed Function Words

Pausing

Thought Groups

Emphasis

in English

Same Verbs and Nouns

Syllable Stress

Can vs. Can't

Pronunciation

"Whaddya" (what + do + you)

Pronunciation

Syllable Stress Practice

Months of the Year

Rhythm Practice

Stress + De-stress

ed Ending [t][d][ɪd]

-ed Ending

[t][d][ɪd]

-ed Ending [t][d][ɪd]

A Quick Overview

-ed Ending [t][d][ɪd]

Slow Practice

Connected Speech

Connected Speech & Linking

Introduction

Consonant + Vowel

Connected Speech

Consonant + Consonant

Connected Speech

h-deletion

Connected Speech

Connected Speech Practice

Intonation

Introduction to Intonation

Part 1

Intonation: Completing a Statement

Part 2

Intonation: Asking a wh-question

Part 3

Intonation: Requesting Clarification or Repetition

Part 4

Intonation: Expressing Surprise

Part 5

Intonation: Unfinished Thoughts

Part 6

Intonation: Unfinished Thoughts

Part 6

Intonation: Making Lists

Part 7

Vowel Sounds

Vowel Sounds Pronunciation in English

Introduction

[ɛ] vs. [æ]

Vowel Sounds in English

[ey]

Vowel Sounds in English

[ə]: De-Stressed Schwa | Part 1

Vowel Sounds in English

[ə]: De-Stressed Schwa | Part 2

Vowel Sounds in English

[ɪ] vs. [iy]

Vowel Sounds in English

[ow]

Vowel Sounds in English

[uw]

Vowel Sounds in English

Consonant Sounds

Consonant Clusters

English Pronunciation

[d] + [y] → [dʒ]

Consonant Transformation

[dʒ] “dg” and [z] vs. [ʒ] “zh”

English Pronunciation

[l] vs. [r]

English Pronunciation

[b] vs. [p]

English Pronunciation

3 Sounds of the Plural “s”

[s], [z] or [ɪz]

/t/ + /r/ → [tʃ] “ch”

Consonant Transformation

[t] + [y] →“ch” [tʃ]

Consonant Transformation

“th” [θ] [ð] | Part 1

English Pronunciation

“th” [θ] [ð] | Part 2

English Pronunciation

[v] vs. [b]

English Pronunciation

[v] vs. [w]

English Pronunciation

[w]-insertion

English Pronunciation

[y]-insertion

English Pronunciation

Pronouncing “t” at the end of sentences

English Pronunciation

Silent Sounds

in English

Verb Transformation

Transforming Verbs

in Everyday Speech

“Have” & “Will"

Contracted Verbs | Part 1

would + have = would’ve

Contracted Verbs | Part 2

would + not + have = wouldn’t have

Contracted Verbs | Part 3

could + have = could’ve

Contracted Verbs | Part 4

may + have = [meyəv]

Contracted Verbs | Part 5

must + have = “must’ve” [mʌstəv]

Contracted Verbs | Part 6

Pronunciation + Listening Practice

Pronunciation + Listening Practice

Episode 1

Pronunciation + Listening Practice

Episode 2

Pronunciation + Listening Practice

Episode 3

Pronunciation + Listening Practice

Episode 4

Pronunciation + Listening Practice

Episode 5

Pronunciation + Listening Practice

Episode 6

Pronunciation + Listening Practice

Episode 7

Pronunciation + Listening Practice

Episode 8

Learning Goals

Pronunciation Goals of English Speakers