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January 19, 2017

How to say CAUGHT (COT) and CUT

Learn how to say CAUGHT (COT) and CUT in this American English Pronunciation Lesson. This video targets a confusing word pair: CAUGHT and CUT. Say them correctly to get your meaning across.


CAUGHT and COT are both pronounced the same way: C-short o-T

CUT: C-short u-T

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Published on January 19, 2017 14:23

January 18, 2017

How to pronounce EAR and YEAR

Learn how to pronounce EAR and YEAR in this American English Pronunciation Lesson. This video targets a confusing word pair: YEAR and EAR. Say them correctly to get the your meaning across.


YEAR: y-ear (r movement vowel)

EAR: ear (r movement vowel)

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Published on January 18, 2017 18:14

How to say BAD and BED

Learn how to say BAD and BED in this American English Pronunciation Lesson. This video targets a confusing word pair: BAD and BED. Say them correctly to get your meaning across.


BAD: B-short a-D

BED: B-short e-D

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Published on January 18, 2017 14:21

January 17, 2017

How to pronounce LEARN

Learn how to pronounce the English word LEARN correctly with this American English pronunciation lesson.


It is pronounced L-ER-N. It rhymes with burn, fern, turn.


Jennifer Tarle from Tarle Speech and Language guides you through a quick pronunciation lesson with quick tips to have you sounding clearer in no time.

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Published on January 17, 2017 21:02

January 16, 2017

How to say AT and ATE (EIGHT)

Learn how to say AT and ATE in this American English Pronunciation Lesson. This video targets a confusing word pair: AT and ATE. Say them correctly to get your meaning across.

Ate, eight (8) are pronounced the same: Long E-T

AT: short a-T

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Published on January 16, 2017 14:20

January 14, 2017

How to say WORK

Learn how to say WORK in this American English Pronunciation Lesson. This video targets a frequently mispronounced word: WORK. Say it correctly to get the your meaning across.


WORK: W-ER-K

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Published on January 14, 2017 14:18

How to say Health

Take this quick ESL pronunciation speaking lesson to learn how to pronounce the word: HEALTH. Learn to say this common word to avoid an embarrassing mistake. It is pronounced : H, short e, L, TH.


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Published on January 14, 2017 08:32

How to Pronounce HEALTH (not hells) – American English Pronunciation Lesson

Take this quick ESL pronunciation speaking lesson to learn how to pronounce the word: HEALTH. Learn to say this common word to avoid an embarrassing mistake. It is pronounced : H, short e, L, TH.


Need more help, then buy a sound package with directions on how to say the sound, audio examples, video examples, and practice word and sentence lists.


H:



The H Sound



 


short e:



Short E



 


L:



The L Sound



 


TH:



The TH (voiceless) Sound



 


 

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Published on January 14, 2017 05:06

How is the SH Sound Spelled?

The “SH” sound causes problems for foreign speakers.

Most often, clients can say the “SH” sound perfectly. They get confused because of the many ways that it can be spelled.


The “SH” sound is ONE sound spelled most commonly with two letters:  SH.  However, it can also be spelled as follows:



SH: shower
CH: Chicago
SS: pressure
S: sugar
T: ratio

Some common endings are pronounced starting with an “SH”. These are:



TION: vacation (vay – cay – shun)
TIAL: partial (par – shul)
CIAN: physician (fih – zih – shun)
SION: pension (pen – shun)
CIENT: deficient (de – fih – shunt)
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Published on January 14, 2017 02:00

January 13, 2017

How to say AWARD

Learn how to say AWARD in this American English Pronunciation Lesson. This video targets a common mistake. Learn to say AWARD correctly to get your meaning across.


AWARD: short u-W-OR-D

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Published on January 13, 2017 14:16