English Pronunciation
English
is not Phonetic 
Always remember that English is
not "phonetic". That means that we do not always say a word the same way that we spell it. Listen.
Word Stress
in English 
with
Quiz
The secret key to English
pronunciation! Many languages don't use word stress but English does, and so must you! More about
word stress in English.
Sentence
Stress in English 
Like word stress, sentence stress
is a fundamental part of the English language. Your English pronunciation will improve immediately if you start using sentence
stress! Learn more
about sentence stress in English.
Homophones 
Homophones are words that have exactly
the same sound (pronunciation) but different meanings and (usually) spelling. For example: hour/our or to/too/two.
Linking in English
Linking is important
in English. When we say a sentence, we join or "link" many of the words. Learn about linking here.
How to Pronounce "-ed"
How do we pronounce
the -ed in words like worked, played, divided? Learn to pronounce -ed here.
How to Pronounce "the"
How do we know when
to say " the" or " thee"?
English Tongue-Twisters
Tongue-twisters are phrases
that "twist your tongue". These English tongue-twisters are very difficult to say, even for native English speakers! Try some English tongue-twisters!
English Phonetic Spelling
When speaking on the
telephone, it is sometimes useful to spell a word using English Phonetic Spelling.
Pronunciation Workshop
English pronunciation tips, additional pronunciation exercises and an English pronunciation glossary for users of the Pronunciation
Power program.
