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Online English Pronunciation Course
Introduction to our course
Welcome to the course (1:20)
Sounds
The sounds /iː/, /i/ and /aɪ/ (8:28)
Nasal consonant /ŋ/ (4:58)
The sounds /n/, /ŋk/ and /ŋ/ (6:59)
The sounds /θ/, /t/ and /s/ (10:19)
The sounds /θ/ and /ð/ (23:39)
The Sounds /ð/, /z/, /d/ (12:40)
The sounds /θ/ and /ð/ in dates (3:59)
Dark L, clear L, silent L (11:06)
The Sounds L and R (9:59)
The sounds /ʃ/ and /ʒ/ (13:07)
The sounds /ʃ/, /tʃ/ and /dʒ/ (8:08)
How to pronounce CH words in English (13:57)
The sounds /b/ and /p/ (12:45)
Silent B (8:51)
The sounds /v/ and /w/, silent W (24:05)
The sounds /r/ and /w/ (10:26)
Silent letters G, K and N (9:44)
Words with the silent T (4:47)
The sound /h/ and silent H (10:36)
The neutral vowel schwa /ə/ (8:35)
The vowel sounds /e/ and /æ/ (10:53)
Word Focus
Past tense endings in -ED (21:59)
Endings for plurals and 3rd person singular (8:17)
Consonant cluster -STR (5:21)
Consonant cluster SPR- (3:30)
Consonant cluster SCR- (2:16)
Consonant cluster SPL- (4:09)
Consonant cluster SQU- (2:36)
Words ending in -ION (7:03)
Adjectives ending in -al, -ful, -able, -ible and -ous (3:13)
-ED adjectives + /d/, /t/ and /ɪd/ and exceptions (7:36)
Intonation and Stress
Question tags with falling intonation (6:03)
Correct intonation with really and absolutely (5:43)
Emphasising the auxiliary verb (6:38)
Connected Speech
Consonant elision in English (7:24)
Liaison of vowel to vowel (6:47)
Linking Rs (5:14)
Bonus Lectures
Stress in numbers, moving stress (6:20)
Words with the same spelling but different pronunciation and meaning (11:55)
Past tense endings in -ED
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