Your pronunciation path
Build clear pronunciation
Hear and practise English sounds, stress, rhythm, and intonation so people can follow your words.
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Your learning path
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Pronunciation Foundations
Discover how English sounds are made, then practise them in words and short phrases.
Explore lessonsPractice topics 6 topics
- Stops and affricates
- Fricatives
- Nasals and approximants
- Front and central vowels
- Back vowels
- Diphthongs
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Word Stress & Rhythm
Hear the strong beat in words and make the important parts of a sentence stand out.
Coming nextPlanned lesson topics 10 topics
- Hear the syllables
- Find the strong beat
- Notice common word-stress patterns
- Notice stress can move
- Stress the message words
- Change the focus
- Keep small words light
- Speak in short chunks
- Hear weak forms in a sentence
- Try a natural reply
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Connected Speech & Intonation
Notice how words flow together and how your voice helps carry meaning.
Coming nextPlanned lesson topics 8 topics
- Link consonants to vowels
- Link vowel sounds
- Hear sounds change in connected speech
- Notice sounds that disappear
- Use rising and falling intonation
- Ask questions with a clear intention
- Show interest and attitude
- Make meaning clear in short dialogues
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Tricky Words & Clear Endings
Tackle sound contrasts, consonant clusters, and word endings that can change your meaning.
Coming nextPlanned lesson topics 8 topics
- Distinguish similar vowel sounds
- Keep consonant contrasts clear
- Start words with consonant clusters
- Finish words without adding a vowel
- Pronounce plural and third-person endings
- Pronounce past-tense endings
- Recognise silent letters and spelling traps
- Practise your tricky words in phrases
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Pronunciation in Real Speech
Bring sounds, rhythm, and intonation together in longer speech that listeners can follow.
Coming nextPlanned lesson topics 8 topics
- Shadow a short exchange
- Read aloud in meaningful phrases
- Keep a comfortable speaking pace
- Make key details easy to hear
- Stay clear in longer answers
- Rephrase when a listener misses a word
- Record and review a short talk
- Build a personal pronunciation routine
