Published 4/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 2.04 GB | Duration: 1h 36m

Learn the sounds that will make you speak more like a native.
What you'll learn
Identify and produce the different sound of the English language
Understand the stress and intonation patterns in English
Improve English listening comprehension skills
Build confidence by speaking
Requirements
This course is aimed at students who are at beginner level and who have already begun their English language learning journey.
Description
This course is aimed at English language learners for whom English is a second language. It is particularly targeted at beginners or students that have a very basic understanding of the language.The course is made up of short video lessons and students can practice each new sound (and words) and find other examples to extend their learning. I would advise students to watch the videos several times so that they become familiar with the sounds that are being explained and demonstrated. I have also added some additional learning resources, such as sample vocabulary sheets for each video lesson and a phonemic language chart that the students can refer to and use throughout their learning.All students should practice using the words mentioned in the video and make recordings of themselves to measure their improvement. If students follow this course, and use the resources that are included, they will benefit from a marked improvement in their spoken English and English comprehension as a whole.Please note that this course is specifically British English. Although any students who plan to study or live in other English-speaking countries such as the USA, Canada, Australia or New Zealand, will also benefit from this course.At the end of the course, all students will be issued with a certificate of completion.
Overview
Section 1: THE FUNDAMENTALS OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE PRONUNCIATION
Lecture 1 Pronunciation "k"
Lecture 2 Pronunciation "ch"
Lecture 3 Pronunciation "f"
Lecture 4 Pronunciation "th"
Lecture 5 Pronunciation "th2"
Lecture 6 Pronunciation "s"
Lecture 7 Pronunciation "sh"
Lecture 8 Linking Ss
Lecture 9 Pronunciation "b"
Lecture 10 Pronunciation "d"
Lecture 11 Pronunciation "g"
Lecture 12 Pronunciation "v"
Lecture 13 Pronunciation "z"
Lecture 14 Pronunciation /ᴣ/
Lecture 15 Pronunciation "m"
Lecture 16 Pronunciation "n"
Lecture 17 Pronunciation "ng"
Lecture 18 Pronunciation "h"
Lecture 19 Pronunciation "l"
Lecture 20 Pronunciation "w"
Lecture 21 Pronunciation /j/
Lecture 22 Pronunciation /i/
Lecture 23 Pronunciation /ᶷ/
Lecture 24 Pronunciation /ᴧ/
Lecture 25 Pronunciation /ᶛ/
Lecture 26 Pronunciation /the schwa/
Lecture 27 Pronunciation /e/
Lecture 28 Pronunciation /a/
Lecture 29 The Elision of T
Lecture 30 Pronunciation /i:/
Lecture 31 Pronunciation /u:/
Lecture 32 Pronunciation /a:/
Lecture 33 Pronunciation /ᵓ:/
Lecture 34 Pronunciation /ᴈ:/
Lecture 35 Pronunciation 45 - Assimilation
Lecture 36 Dipthong /ᶷᵊ/
Lecture 37 Dictionary "Cure"
Lecture 38 Dipthong /ai/
Lecture 39 Dipthong /ᵊᶷ/
Lecture 40 Dipthong /eᵊ/
Lecture 41 Consonant /p/
Section 2: Making Observations and Conversations
Lecture 42 Talking Tuesday
Lecture 43 Autumn Trail
Lecture 44 A Conversation Lesson
Lecture 45 Mini lesson - photo family
Lecture 46 Describing Personalities
Lecture 47 Happy New Year
Lecture 48 Making Small Talk
Section 3: Business English
Lecture 49 Talking in Meetings
Beginner English language learners who need a better understanding of how words are pronounced by everyday English speakers.
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