分类目录归档：english2
all of my sound videos have photos of
the mouth with the parts of the mouth
drawn in so I want to take a quick
minute to talk about those parts of the
mouth most of them are obvious tongue
teeth throa
I want to very briefly introduce the
concept of a reduced syllable a reduced
syllable is always an accented or
unstressed and the thing that makes it
different from an unaccented or
unstressed syllabl
Today we are going to go over the difference
between the R and the L consonant sounds.
Many of my students have problems hearing
and feeling the difference between these two sounds.
Therefore, they ha
I’ve recently done a video to help you understand the difference
between the R and the L consonant sounds.
In this video, you will get the opportunity to practice those sounds.
You will hear a word pa
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this video will give you the opportunity
to practice the app as in bat vowel
sound if you have not already watched to
the video on how to make that sound you
should watch that first you will h
Today I’m going to talk about how to pronounce the past tense of regular verbs.
Regular verbs take the -ed ending in the past.
There are three different ways to pronounced the -ed.
How you pronounce i
This video will test your knowledge of the letters of the alphabet.
You will see a letter, and there will be a space for you to say the letter.
Then you will hear me say the letter.
I suggest that you
Today I am going to talk about word stress and questions vs. statements.
In English, statements generally tend to
go down in pitch throughout the phrase.
I'll be there by three.
"I'll" is higher than
Today I’m going to go over a few phrases
you might say when ordering or asking for something.
When I’ve lived abroad, I’ve always worried
about being polite enough when I ask such questions.
So, that’
In recent month, I’ve got a couple emails from a couple people
saying they hear a weird thing happening when they hear native speakers speak.
They hear the TR sound sometimes sounding like the CHR sou