What If...? from Marvel feels like 'flogging a living horse'

Regular past tense verbs can have three different pronunciation endings. This video lesson will discuss the three distinct ways regular past tense verbs are pronounced. Mr. P. will provide examples and a pronunciation exercise at the end...

What is public art? Who funds it, owns it, and shapes it? Who does it serve? And why is it important? We try to answer some of these questions by looking at an example of public art that never came to be - Fred Wilson’s E Pluribus Unum.

Can you hear the difference between "big" and "pig"? Learn how to pronounce these sounds in this video. The /p/ and /b/ sounds are similar and easy to confuse, especially for Arabic speakers. Watch Misha and Larissa explain the...

Consonant sounds in Italian.

Learn the Sounds of American English! This video covers the B [b] and P [p] Consonants. Perfect your American Accent!

How to pronounce plural nouns in American English. There are rules, and for once, no exceptions!! Watch this video to learn the 3 rules, and never mispronounce a plural again.

Study English Phrases with the word 'the': 'at the', 'in the', 'is the', 'with the', 'for the', and 'on the'. The TH sounds can be very tough -- learn tips and shortcuts to make the TH sound in these phrases easier.

English Phrases...

Are there long vowels? Short vowels? This video talks about vowel length relating to EE vs. IH.

Study pronunciation! How to order and ask for something in American English.

In this English speaking lesson for Advanced students I’ll teach you all four pronunciations of the letter X in American English. When you’re speaking English as an advanced English student you’ll need to make four distinct pronunciation...

Study the difference between voiced ending consonants and unvoiced ending consonants. Lighten weak consonants to speak English with less effort and improve your American Accent.

How to Pronounce -ed Verb endings (past tense regular verb endings) in American English.

Three things to keep in mind while learning the TH sound: 1) tongue tip between teeth, 2) TH is gentle, 3) Keep tongue low.

Study the contractions of 'to be' in everyday conversation: I'm, you're, he's, she's, it's, we're, they're, Mark's, where's, etc. Also, we'll cover the idioms 'to crush something', to be 'all set', and 'my dogs are barking'.

What does TR (tree) sometimes sound like CHR, and DR (drink) like JR, and STR (street) like SDR?? Watch this video to find out!

There are many different contractions that Americans use in spoken and written English. Learn how to pronounce some of them here!

Learn the Sounds of American English! This video covers the Two TH Consonants [_] and [_]. Perfect your American Accent!

If you want to know how to learn English conversation, improve your English comprehension, think in English, speak faster and stop translating in your head this video is just for you! English conversation practice is the best way to move...

Learn the Sounds of American English! This video is an introduction to the sounds, covering basic concepts before learning individual sounds. Perfect your American Accent!

How to link TH. TH can be a tricky sound to link to other consonants.

Why is English pronunciation so hard? Take look at this video to see all the different ways OUGH can be pronounced.

How to pronounce the idiom 'pay through the nose' in American English.

If you want to learn how to improve your English conversation skills a great exercise is for you to do an in-depth analysis of a short conversation snippet or monologue. Taking a very close look at short pieces of English conversation...