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June 18, 2018
Difference between SOME, SUM, SUN, and SON
What is the difference between: SOME, SUM, SUN, and SON?
SOME and SUM are pronounced the same. The word meanings are different.
The other two words, SUN and SON, are pronounced the same. The word meanings are different.
SOME refers to an unspecified amount. SUM means the total of two amounts.
These words are pronounced with three sounds: S-Short u-M
The SUN is the star closest to earth. SON is the male child of parents.
These words are also pronounced with three sounds: S-Short u-N
June 15, 2018
English R , L, W sounds /r/, /l/, /w/ – American English Pronunciation Lesson Playlist
Improve your accent and speak clearly with these pronunciation lessons. Learn the L /l/, R /r/, W /w/, and R vowel sounds EAR /iɚ/ AIR /eɚ/ OR /oɚ/ ARE /ɑɚ/ ER /ɚ/ to achieve clearer speech today!
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June 13, 2018
How to Pronounce FIRST and THIRST
Learn how to say FOR (four) and FUR. This video focuses on the R vowels OR and ER.
Four and for are pronounced the same.
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June 1, 2018
How to pronounce Really & Rely
Take this quick ESL pronunciation speaking lesson to learn how to pronounce the words: REALLY and RELY. These words have a slight difference in pronunciation making them confusing to say. They differ with sounds and syllable stress. Learn the difference in these words and improve your speaking with this short video lesson.
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HELPING YOUR CHILD TO TALK | Be Aware of Your Reactions | Step 4
Be Aware of Your Reactions and learn how to provide appropriate incentives to get the behavior, talking, that you want. Don’t encourage unwanted behaviors through rewarding unwanted behaviors.
Help your child achieve their potential. Many times, it is the parent, and not the child, that limits a child’s potential. This video is for you, the parent. It takes you through four simple steps that address YOUR behaviors when communicating with your child. Learn the skills to create a better environment to allow your child to communicate better. This video has explanations and examples that highlight what a parent can do every single day to help their child to talk.
How to Pronounce GO, GONE, GUN /ɡoʊ, ɡɔn, ɡʌn/ – American English Pronunciation Lesson
Learn how to pronounce the English words GO, GONE, and GUN correctly with this American English pronunciation lesson.
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GO is pronounced with a long O and rhymes with so, no, low, bow, doe, foe, hoe, Joe, mow, know, row, sow, tow, toe.
GONE is pronounced with a short o and rhymes with John, con, lawn.
GUN is pronounced with a short u, schwa, and rhymes with bun, done, fun, none, pun, run, sun, ton, won.
May 30, 2018
How to Pronounce HOT and HUT
This video targets a confusing word pair: HOT and HUT. Say them correctly to get your meaning across.
The only difference is these words are the vowels.
HOT: H-short o-T
HUT: H-short u-T
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May 24, 2018
How to Pronounce HAUL, HALL, HULL /hɔl & hʌl/- American English Pronunciation Lesson
Learn how to pronounce the English words HAUL, HALL, HULL correctly with this American English pronunciation lesson.
HAUL and HALL /hɔl/ are pronounced the same: H-short o-L. They rhyme with ball, call, doll, fall, mall, Paul, tall, wall.
HULL /hʌl/ is pronounced H-short u-L. It rhymes with dull.
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May 20, 2018
How to Pronounce R blends: TR & THR (tree, three, trust, thrust) – English Pronunciation Lesson
Learn how to Pronounce TR and THR in tree, three, trust, thrust in this American English Pronunciation Lesson.
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You may also like this video on How to Pronounce TR, DR, CH, and J.
May 16, 2018
HOMOPHONES – words spelled differently but pronounced the same
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Homophones are words that are pronounced the same but are spelled differently and have a different meaning. For example: to, two, and too are all pronounced with two sounds: t-long OO. But they all have different meanings and spellings.
Words that are homophones are noted in (parenthesis) or addressed in each video.
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