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Master English Pronunciation | Exercises for Perfect Habits

9h 37m 20s
English
Paid

Build clear English sounds with steady habits. You will train your mouth, tongue, and voice to work together. These steps help you speak with ease and reduce mistakes. You will learn each sound in small parts, then use it in real words and sentences.

What You Will Learn

You will practice the main parts of English speech. You will hear models, copy them, and grow your control. These skills make your speech clear and steady in daily talk.

Sounds and Articulation

You will train how to shape each vowel and consonant. You will learn where to place your tongue and how to move your jaw. This gives you firm habits that stay with you while you speak.

Stress and Intonation

You will learn which syllables to stress and how pitch moves in a sentence. Good rhythm makes your English easier to follow.

Practice Methods

Short drills help you build speed, clarity, and flow. Use them each day to form strong muscle memory.

Repetition Drills

  • Repeat single sounds for accuracy.
  • Say minimal pairs to hear and fix small errors.
  • Read short lines with focus on stress and tone.

Real Speech Tasks

  • Record yourself and compare with a model.
  • Practice short dialogs with clear rhythm.
  • Use new sounds in simple stories or daily talk.

How This Helps You

You will sound more natural and sure of yourself. Clear habits make you speak without stopping to think about each sound. Your words flow better in school, work, and daily life.

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In This Course Demo
07:07
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How to Take This Course
07:41
3
Short Vowel Sounds Part 1: A - E - I
16:08
4
Short Vowel Sounds Part 1: O - U
07:38
5
Short Vowel Sounds Part 1: Full Example
04:55
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Long Vowel Sounds Part 2: A - E - I
10:53
7
Long Vowel Sounds Part 2: O - U
06:34
8
Long Vowel Sounds Part 2: Full Example
06:08
9
Vowels Before R: Part 1
13:17
10
Vowels Before R: Part 2
07:17
11
Vowels Before R: Full Example
06:07
12
Two Vowels: AI - OU
10:51
13
Two Vowels: EA - IE - OO
14:04
14
Two Vowels: EE - IO - OA
07:23
15
Two Vowels: AU - UI - OI
14:07
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Two Vowels: Full Example
04:17
17
Consonant Combinations: TH
10:10
18
Consonant Combinations: Consonants with L
07:25
19
Consonant Combinations: Consonants with R
08:49
20
Consonant Combinations: Challenging Combinations
11:30
21
Consonant Combinations: Full Example
06:28
22
Hard and Soft G Sounds
10:28
23
Hard and Soft C Sounds
05:48
24
S and J Sounds
09:01
25
G - C - J - S: Full Example
06:02
26
The Schwa Sound
17:44
27
The Schwa Sound Full Example
06:19
28
Diphthong Practice: Part 1
08:38
29
Diphthong Practice: Part 2
15:52
30
Diphthong Practice: Full Example
05:05
31
Voiced and Unvoiced Neighbors: Overview
07:52
32
Voiced and Unvoiced Neighbors: Full Example
18:43
33
Letters You Don't Say: Part 1
12:57
34
Letters You Don't Say: Part 2
13:23
35
Letters You Don't Say: Full Example
06:11
36
Sounds that Vibrate: V - Z
07:08
37
Sounds that Vibrate: The Strange S and the Voiced TH
07:50
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Sounds that Vibrate: Full Example
04:44
39
The D and Light D Sounds
11:13
40
The Stop T and T Sounds
10:24
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D - Light D - Stop T - T: Full Example
05:23
42
Because of Syllables: Overview
07:57
43
Because of Syllables: Tips
07:28
44
Because of Syllables: Full Examples
15:42
45
Because of Complexity
16:11
46
Because of Length: Things to Remember
03:19
47
Because of Length: Examples
15:37
48
Because of Origin: Things to Keep in Mind
07:30
49
Because of Origin: India, Japan, Italy
10:14
50
Because of Origin: Germany, France, China
13:50
51
Why Tongue Twisters
06:01
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Tongue Twister Examples: Part 1
09:35
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Tongue Twister Examples: Part 2
13:15
54
Minimal Pairs: Keep in Mind
04:16
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Minimal Pairs Examples: Part 1
07:23
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Minimal Pairs Examples: Part 2
07:40
57
The Shadowing Method: Overview
13:12
58
The Shadowing Method: Full Example
06:57
59
Play with Phonetic Spelling
09:51
60
Mirror Exercises
11:47
61
Wrapping Up
10:01
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Frequently asked questions

What are the prerequisites for enrolling in this course?
There are no formal prerequisites for this course. It is designed for learners at various proficiency levels who want to improve their English pronunciation. Whether you are a beginner or more advanced, the step-by-step approach will help you develop clear speech habits.
What will I build or achieve by the end of the course?
By the end of the course, you will have developed strong habits for English pronunciation. You will learn to articulate each vowel and consonant clearly and apply stress and intonation effectively. These skills will help you speak more naturally and confidently in daily conversations, work, and academic settings.
Who is the target audience for this course?
This course is ideal for non-native English speakers looking to improve their pronunciation and clarity in spoken English. It is suitable for students, professionals, and anyone who wants to refine their speech for better communication in various contexts.
How does the course compare in depth and scope to other pronunciation courses?
The course covers a comprehensive range of English pronunciation elements, including vowel and consonant sounds, stress, and intonation. It focuses on practical exercises like repetition drills and real speech tasks, which are designed to create lasting habits. This approach may offer more extensive practice compared to other courses that might not emphasize daily drills and muscle memory as strongly.
What specific tools or methods are used in the course?
The course includes various practice methods such as repetition drills, recording and comparing speech, and the shadowing method. These tools help build speed, clarity, and flow in speech through daily practice. Exercises like minimal pairs and tongue twisters are also used to address specific pronunciation challenges.
What topics are not covered in the course?
The course does not cover grammar or vocabulary expansion in depth. Its primary focus is on pronunciation, articulation, and the development of clear speech habits. Learners looking to improve other aspects of language skills may need to supplement this course with additional resources.
How much time should I expect to commit to this course?
The course consists of 61 lessons, and while the total runtime is unspecified, it requires consistent daily practice to form strong pronunciation habits. Short drills and real speech tasks are designed for regular use, suggesting that dedicating time each day is crucial for achieving the desired results.