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10 Tips -Understand English speakers and be understood at parties and social situations
The other day I was in a social situation where there was a lot of background noise, and the person speaking to me, who had not been here long, had
English Speech Practise Dialog AUDIO LESSON- Electricity Bill
It never hurts to have different practise material, so here is another dialog you can use for your English speech practise. The conversation in this English speech dialog, is a
You May Not Want To Do This But It Works- Accent Reduction Tip
There are many tips that can help in accent reduction, though one main feature of reducing an accent or speaking more clearly in English, is often overlooked. Students don’t always
VIDEO- 3 English words-American, British and Australian accent
3 English Words- American, British And Australian Accent I’m sure you’ve noticed that the pronunciation of certain English words varies from country to country, and even from one city or
Speaking and Presentation Skills- Speech Transitions
Even if you don’t have to present or speak in front of a huge audience, it’s always very handy to have some tips about speaking and presentation skills. You may
11 Tricky English Words-Say Them Correctly-Audio Lesson
I bet you can think of at least 1 or 2 tricky English words you have trouble pronouncing or get stuck on. Or 1 or 2 tricky English words that
English Multisyllablic Word Stress and Idioms- Dialog AUDIO lesson
Lately I’ve been working with customers who want to improve their IELTS score. Mastering stress in multisyllabic words and use of English idioms are important to include in your English
English Intonation- How To Improve It
English intonation, or intonation in any language, can be described as the music or melody of the language. It’s a pronunciation feature that is about how we say something rather
