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Speak Confidently. Be Understood.American English pronunciation lessons
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Specific, detailed instructions for every sound, multi-faceted practice activities, and insider tips to help you improve.
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All content created by a speech-language pathologist specializing in accent reduction training. The content was created based on real students’ needs.
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The most in-depth, comprehensive content you’ll find anywhere with exercises to take you from single words to conversational speech.
Vowel/Diphthong + /n/
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COURSE DESCRIPTION Learn key concepts in production of vowels and diphthongs followed by an /n/ sound in words like “designs.” Video tutorial(s) teaching you...
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Relaxed /ɪ/ vs. Relaxed /ɛ/
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COURSE DESCRIPTION Learn to the key differences between the sounds in words like “sit” and “set.” Video tutorial(s) teaching you key aspects of the...
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Vowel Overview
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Get a bird’s eye view of all the vowels. Learn how the vowels relate to each other and how changes to the lips and...
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“-s” and “-ed” Endings
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COURSE DESCRIPTION Learn how to pronounce “-s” and “-ed” endings. Video tutorial(s) teaching you key aspects of the sound or pattern. In-depth practice activities....
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Tense /uʷ/ vs. Relaxed /ʊ/
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COURSE DESCRIPTION Learn to the key differences between the sounds in words like “food” and “foot.” Video tutorial(s) teaching you key aspects of the...
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The “X” Sound(s)
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COURSE DESCRIPTION Learn the sounds that “x” can make and how to produce it correctly in its various forms. Video tutorial(s) teaching you key...
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Relaxed /ʊ/ as in “Book”
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COURSE DESCRIPTION Learn how and when to use the relaxed /ʊ/ sound in words like “could” and “look.” Video tutorial(s) teaching you key aspects of...
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Tense /uʷ/ as in “Food”
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COURSE DESCRIPTION Perfect your positioning and movement in words like “too,” “food,” and “soon.” Video tutorial(s) teaching you key aspects of the sound or...
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Dispelling the Myth of Long and Short Vowels
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Just Breathe
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