The primary goal of this blog is to provide a free and useful resource for students, to engage with independent language study out of class time. It can also be used by the classroom teacher to familiarise students with the functionality of the various sites and check that they are able to navigate the sites easily.
Showing posts with label Pronunciation resources. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pronunciation resources. Show all posts
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Oxford University Press
This site gives exercises to help you:-
- with colloquial English,
- grammar,
- idioms and collocations,
- pronunciation,
- build text
- develop vocabulary
- and has other useful language web links.
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
"Howjsay." How to pronounce any word
A free online talking dictionary of English pronunciation. This site "Howjsay" allows you to type in a word and hear how it sounds. You can also browse through an index of words click on a word and it will give that word and some similar words that you can click on to hear them pronounced.
Friday, November 18, 2011
Ship or sheep
This site is very good for practising your pronunciation. Check out the minimal pairs and learn the International phonetic alphabet (IPA) sound / symbol relationships. This will aid your being able to work out how to pronounce words by looking them up in your dictionary
Sunday, August 14, 2011
BBC Learning English. Pronunciation practice
Hello again,
Click here for an excellent site that describes the sounds of English. It has short video clips introducing the site and demonstrating the positioning of tongue teeth and lips to make each sound. In addition it has quizzes and exercises to step you through the basics of English pronunciation. Please explore this site then post a comment to say how this could be of use to you in your independent study.
Click here for an excellent site that describes the sounds of English. It has short video clips introducing the site and demonstrating the positioning of tongue teeth and lips to make each sound. In addition it has quizzes and exercises to step you through the basics of English pronunciation. Please explore this site then post a comment to say how this could be of use to you in your independent study.
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