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Tips To Speak With A British Accent
Main Tips To Speak With A British Accent Here are 4 tips to speak with a British accent! Hi from Speak More Clearly! In this video, I will be talking
Accent Reduction Exercises
1. Syllable Stress in Words – Emphasis All languages have particular stress patterns – parts of words that are emphasized or stressed. In some languages, the emphasized part is
The Importance of Prosody in English Pronunciation
The Importance of Prosody in English Pronunciation Mastering Prosody in English Hi, it’s Ann from Speak More Clearly! In this English pronunciation training, I’d like to talk about the importance
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Learn Australian Slang Phrases – Aussie English Fluency Training
Learn Australian Slang Phrases – Aussie English Fluency Training Here are some common Australian slang phrases! As promised in our previous video lesson on Aussie slang words, this video will
12 Aussie Slang Words – Learn Australian English Fluency
Aussie Slang – Learn Australian English Fluency Here are some classic Aussie slang words! Hi from Speak More Clearly! This time we thought we’d help you understand some classic Aussie
How to Speak Flowing English and Tips for Words With Invisible Syllables
Conversational speech can feel a world apart from the academic learning of the English language. We have helped hundreds of students master the nuances of clear speech and sound like
Syllable Stress in Multi- Syllable Words with a British Accent
English Weak and Strong Forms: Syllable Stress in Multi- Syllable Words – British Accent Training How do I hear whether a vowel is stressed or destressed in multi-syllable words? Hi
