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Improving English Pronunciation
To improve your English pronunciation

, follow these tips:
* Listen and pay attention. Listen to spoken English and pay attention to how the words are pronounced. Listen again if you can rewind. Let the sounds of the words fill your ears. There are many different things you can listen to: videos, podcasts, newscasts, TV shows, and the radio.

* Listen and repeat. Listen again and repeat the words and sentences to yourself. Try to copy the English pronunciation of each word.

* Practice. This means speaking the words and sentences out loud. Quietly reading or just saying words in your head is not enough. You need to move your tongue and mouth, forming the sounds properly, to really practice your English pronunciation.

* Don’t guess at the pronunciation of words. This is how you develop bad habits. You say a word incorrectly so often that your brain thinks it’s correct. Listen to native speakers and try to imitate their pronunciation of the word. Check the pronunciation of English words in a dictionary. Most online dictionaries offer the audio pronunciation of the word.

Follow my moments....imitate my voice!

Comments

  • Huyen

    Thanh you for everything you’ve done💐
  • Lady

    Very good suggestions !really an excellent teacher !
  • Andrei

    Imitating your voice is hard job. I'd say it's impossible😁
  • Ling

    @Todd Thank you again for your nice posts as ever, you’re the greatest teacher to me!
  • Thu Trang

    Thank you so much for your advice . I hope You alway have healthy .
  • Cẩm Giang

    Thank you very much
  • 慕溪Nancy

    Your voice and some advice inspired me to learn English.Thank you .😊👊
  • Judy

    Wow , I read it carefully. Thanks for your advice. appreciate it.
  • Hollis

    I finished reading this post. Thank you very much ;-)
  • DerickWu

    Thanks! I am going to practice reading this paragraph right now!
  • 小耳朵

    Thanks,I will. 😁
  • Victoria

    Thank you so much, Todd.

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