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In this introductory video you are going to learn about the four types of sentence stress in English and how we use stress to focus our listeners attention on what is important to convey our unique message.
This is an important topic because whether you want it or not, your use of sentence stress (or lack of it) will send a message! This is the first video in a series of videos on sentence stress in English.
In this lesson, we’ll focus on the place of articulation of plosives in English. Plosives are also called stops. Whilst all plosives share the same manner of articulation, they have different places of articulation. In… Read more
The video lesson focuses on practicing the pronunciation of the common word endings -age & -able. The lesson also covers the unique pronunciation of these words as suffixes, compared to standalone words. It includes example… Read more
This video explores trills, a group of special consonant sounds produced by the vibration of the active articulator against the passive articulator. Unlike taps, trills rely on airflow rather than muscle movement for vibration. While… Read more
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