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Written Assessment
Written Assessment in Pronunciation Return to Main Page This assessment has the following sections: · Pronouncing Major Sounds · Rules of the American Dialect · American Vowel Sounds · Stress and Intonation This is a comprehensive pre-test. You can copy-paste this assessment to save it in a format that works for you or simply note your answers. Please save in…
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Recorded Assessment
Return to Main Page Recorded Pronunciation Pre-tests To get a record of your current abilities in pronunciation, record yourself reading the script below. Do not try too hard! On this attempt, we want a baseline measurement of where you are now. Remember to note the date when you save your recording. Evaluation Script Hello. You…
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750 Business Words Pronunciation Course
Perfect Your Pronunciation and Stress with 750 Business Words Get started now! Learn about One-to-One Classes or Schedule a Free Consultation. Return to Main Page Unit 1: Basic American English Sounds Introduction Lesson 1Basic T sounds Lesson 2 -ATE and Final T Lesson 3 F, V, TH Sounds Lesson 4J, CH, NG, NK, B, P…
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Word Stress in Sentences Casual
Return to Main Page Y Sounds: Casual Word Stress in Sentences Here we will practice the same sentences but more casually. When speaking this way, you will use less stress, pause less often and let the words flow together more. When you see “same,” this means that there are no extra points of casual English…
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Word Stress in Sentences Formal
Return to Main Page Y Sounds: Formal Word Stress in Sentences As you repeat the following sentences, practice the main techniques of word stress: – stress important words– reduce small words– speak in phrases and pause between phrases– let words flow together Use the video to listen and repeat. Reward for Excellence 1. Our team…
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Y Sounds Diagram, Explanation and Words
Y Sounds: Word Lists and Pronunciations Return to Main Page The letter Y is used as an ending, and its most common sound is the Long E. In standard American English, this is a true Long E sound. In British English, a final Y can reduce to a schwa sound. In American English, it does…
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Great words/phrases for Pop Culture
Practice using the words/phrases below. ASAP sportsmanship G.O.A.T Lame spill the beans/ give the tea FOMO bingeable whatshisface/ whatsherface hail mary break a leg Woke cringe cancel/canceled hangry cheesy/corny I’m beat bail/ flake bop
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Great words/phrases for Exercising
Practice using the words below with the speaking questions. work out How often do you work out? What is your usual workout routine? warm-up What do you do to warm-up for a successful workout? How long is your warm-up? cool down Do you have tactics that help you cool down? push yourself What do you…
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