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English Pronunciation Training- Do You Use A Key Word Sentence?
Using a key word sentence whether you are still working on your English pronunciation training, or whether you are practising a new accent in English, or whether you are about
10 Often Mispronounced English words and phrases
These 10 often mispronounced English words and phrases caught my eye and I thought they would be useful. I have included some notes to help you to pronounce these English
How to Learn An English Accent using 12 phrases – Audio Lesson
Well you might wonder about how to learn an English accent using 12 English phrases. It all started when a customer asked a question! He was actually asking about phrasal
English Accent Training Part 3. English Stress and Intonation. How to phrase words in sentences
In this 3rd article in the series on English accent training for stress and intonation we’re going to look at how to phrase words in longer sentences. This phrasing or
English Accent Training Part 2. English Stress and Rhythm- Correct Syllable Stress In Words
Customers often ask for tips on how to use our accent reduction courses to improve their English stress and intonation, and English stress and rhythm. In this second part of
English Accent Training Part1. How To Use Our Course for English Stress & Intonation Training
Sam was a highly successful professional who had mastered his English accent training to pronounce all the English sounds correctly, by using our Speak More Clearly accent training course. All his
Speak English Like A Native – VIDEO
Speak English Like A Native – VIDEO Hi, Esther here from Speak More Clearly – in this video you will learn great tips on how to speak English like a
Have a Laugh – English Slang Words
As it’s coming up to the end of the year I thought a bit of a laugh would be good. Below are passages using Australian, American and British English slang
