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How to Pronounce the -ed Ending in English (A Comprehensive Guide)
Learn the rules (and exceptions!) for the pronunciation of -ed endings for verbs and adjectives in English! We'll look at both British and American English. I'll also show you a trick in case you find it hard to pronounce -ed endings...
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The /iː/ Vowel Sound (sheep, beach) | British Pronunciation
Part 1: In this video I show you how to pronounce the /iː/ sound. This is in words like sheep, beach, sheet, me and she. Technical name: close front unrounded vowel This is the first video of a series of 20 videos about the vowel sounds...
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The /ɪə/ Vowel Sound (beer, beard) | British Pronunciation
Part 13: This video looks at how to pronounce the /ɪə/ sound. It's in words like "beer", "beard" and "ear". This sound is a diphthong. This is the thirteenth video in a series of the 20 vowel sounds in British English.
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Ship or Sheep? | Short /ɪ/ vs Long /iː/ (English Pronunciation)
In this video I explain how to pronounce the short and long "i" sounds in English, in other words, the sounds represented by these phonetic symbols: ɪ and iː. You'll learn the differences between: ship & sheep chip & cheap it & eat sh*t...
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Tongue Twisters
Today, we'll be tackling 3 English tongue twisters that will untwist your tongue! Consonant sounds can be tricky, but tongue twisters are a great way to improve your English pronunciation & build brain connections! By practicing these...
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Conversation: Pompom (formerly 765)
Learn English Conversation with my mom and me as we work on a knitting project together. In this English lesson, you’ll learn phrasal verbs, common idioms, vocabulary, and even some slang! If you want to be a fluent English speaker these...
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Vocabulary Band 1 vid 3
If you’re looking to improve your English vocabulary for better conversation or for the IELTS or TOEFL this video is for you. This entire series is focused on how to correctly pronounce the most important English vocabulary words. We’re...
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Improve Your English - Stop Saying "I Don't Know"
Improve your English and stop saying "I don't know".
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How To Speak With A British Accent: 5 Hardest Sounds
How to speak with a British accent. Let's tackle 5 of the hardest sounds that the majority of ESL students have trouble with.
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Everyday English: Countryside | Learn Vocabulary & Test English Listening Skills
This class focusses on vocabulary used during a day out in the English countryside. After learning new vocabulary it is best to try to use it again after a few minutes to help it move into your long term memory. That is why I suggest you...
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30 Advanced English Phrases For Describing Personality
Advanced English vocabulary for describing personality. This is particularly useful for students preparing for the IELTS speaking exam.
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HOW TO PRONOUNCE the 20 Vowel Sounds of British English
Did you think there were only 5 vowels in English?? Yes, there are 5 vowels in the English alphabet (6 if you include Y), but English is not a phonetic language and there are many more vowel sounds! In fact, there are 20 vowel sounds in...
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Double Contractions | Advanced English Pronunciation
Learn the pronunciation of double contractions in English In this video we look at double contractions! These might sound strange by themselves, but native English speakers use them a lot when they speak. I give you the full form of 30...
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Reductions | Understand Fast English
Do you find it hard to understand native speakers? Can you understand slow English, but get lost when people speak quickly? It might be because you don't understand the little words which are often reduced. Reductions are a very common...
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The /ʊə/ Vowel Sound (during, tour) | British Pronunciation
Part 15: This video looks at how to pronounce the /ʊə/ sound. It's in words like "during", "tour" and "mature". This vowel is a diphthong. This is the fifteenth video in a series of the 20 vowel sounds in British English.
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The /ɔɪ/ Vowel Sound (toy, coin) | British Pronunciation
Part 16: This video looks at how to pronounce the /ɔɪ/ sound. It's in words like "toy", "coin" and "lawyer". This vowel is a diphthong. This is the sixteenth video in a series of the 20 vowel sounds in British English.
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The /ɑː/ Vowel Sound (far, aunt) | British Pronunciation
Part 11: This video looks at how to pronounce the /ɑː/ sound. It's in words like "far", "aunt" and "spa". Technical name: open back unrounded vowel This is the eleventh video in a series of the 20 vowel sounds in British English.
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The /uː/ Vowel Sound (do, food) | British Pronunciation
Part 4: This video looks at how to pronounce the /uː/ sound. It's in words like "do", "food" and "fruit". Technical name: close back rounded vowel This is the fourth video in a series of the 20 vowel sounds in British English.
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Sex vs. Sax, Sakes, (six), socks, sucks, seeks
Learn how to pronounce Sex in this quick video. Sex can be tricky to pronounce. You may be embarrassed to say some other words too, for fear that people might think you’re saying “sex”. For example when you’re trying to say Six, Seeks,...
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One Minute English #4 - Heir vs Air - Learn vocabulary fast with English Like a Native
One Minute English #4 - Heir vs Air - Learn vocabulary fast with English Like a Native teacher Anna English. Today we will look at the homophones Heir & Air. Please write a practice sentence below in order to solidify your knowledge and...
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Modifying Adverbs - Be More Precise In English
This lesson is all about using modifying adverbs to be more precise in English. Today, we're going to focus on the adverbs 'usually', 'already', 'just', 'yet' and 'still'. Can you think of any more modifying adverbs?
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Learn Phonetics - International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA)
Learning the International Phonetic Alphabet can transform your English learning experience. Knowing the phonetic symbols will mean that you can find the pronunciation of any word, as most dictionaries list the phonetic spellings.