Pronunciation For English Fluency
Last updated 4/2023
Created by Lee Prescott
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: All Levels | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 48 Lectures ( 6h 22m ) | Size: 3.81 GB
✓ Understand and use the different ways native/advanced English speakers connect words when they talk
✓ Understand which sounds in English are often changed and which sounds are often NOT said and understand why this happens
✓ Understand and be able to use the stress patterns that make English sound "English"
✓ Increased confidence in spoken English communication
Requirements
● Minimum A2 level of English is required and studying my previous course (The Complete Introduction to English Pronunciation) will help but is not necessary
Description
Do you want to improve your English fluency and speak more naturally? Do you also want to improve your listening skills (especially when listening to native speakers)? This course teaches you EVERYTHING native English speakers do (UK and US) that makes them sound native speakers fluent.
This course will teach you techniques such as 1. linking between consonant and vowels; 2. not saying sounds at the END of a word; 3. not saying sounds at the BEGINNING of a word; 4. creating new sounds to make vowel and vowel linking; 5 changing sounds; 6 the very important technique of SENTENCE STRESS.
For each technique there are lots of example sentences and PDF practice exercises for you to practice so that your English can become more fluent and your communication skills can improve.
This course builds on the COMPLETE INTRODUCTION TO ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION course also available on Udemy. In that course we focused on "sound level" and "word level" pronunciation. In this course, we study "phrase level" and "sentence level" pronunciation. However, while studying the INTRODUCTION course will help student with this fluency course, it is not necessary because all of the material is completely new.
I'm looking forward to teaching you!
Who this course is for
■ All students who want to improve their English pronunciation and speak in a more "natural" way
Pronunciation For English Fluency
