More English Pronunciation Lessons
Intonation in English – Video
In this lesson, you can learn about intonation in English. How important is intonation? Let’s see. Look at a sentence: Do you need some help? By changing the intonation of…...See Full Lesson
Linking in English – Pronunciation Video
In spoken English, words are often pronounced together, without a space between words. Learning how words are linked can help your speaking and listening....See Full Lesson
Understand Fast English Speakers with Elision Pronunciation – Video
In this lesson, you can learn how elision can help you to understand fast speech and also talk more fluently in English. Elision is when some words or parts of…...See Full Lesson
How to Read IPA – Video
In this lesson, you can learn how to read IPA and use it correctly. You’ll see how using IPA can improve your English pronunciation and help you to avoid pronunciation…...See Full Lesson
British and American English Pronunciation – Video
Learn about the differences between British and American pronunciation, and see how to pronounce words like a British or American native speaker....See Full Lesson
Silent Letters – Video
Learn about silent letters in English with this pronunciation lesson. Improve your English pronunciation and spelling by learning how to find and pronounce silent letters in a word....See Full Lesson
Syllables and Word Stress – English Pronunciation Lesson
In this class, you can learn about syllables and word stress in English. See how to count syllables and pronounce English with the correct word stress....See Full Lesson
English Pronunciation Secrets – Video
What do you need to know to pronounce English well? Pronunciation includes many different ideas and skills. Find out more details in this free lesson....See Full Lesson
Tongue Twisters – English Pronunciation Challenge – Video
In this lesson, you can practice your English pronunciation with some challenging tongue twisters. You can practice difficult pronunciation points such as ‘th’ sounds, ‘l’ and ‘r’ sounds, and consonant…...See Full Lesson