Choose your level and build clear, confident pronunciation through sound awareness, word stress, connected speech and regular speaking practice.
Make your spoken English clearer, one skill at a time
Start with short, practical pronunciation lessons using clear demonstrations, focused listening, guided repetition and useful speaking practice. The collection will grow from elementary foundations to advanced skills.
A1–A2 foundations
4 lessons
Build a reliable base with core English sounds, clear word shapes and simple stress patterns.
A2–B1Audio
V and W: Make the Difference Clear
Vine or wine?
A1–A2Audio
Choose, Chose, Lose and Loose
choose · chose lose · loose
A1–A2Audio
How to Pronounce Parents
PARents. Keep the final /nts/.
A1–A2Audio
Public and the /ʌ/ Sound
public, cup and sun: /ʌ/.
B1–B2 independent English
14 lessons
Improve rhythm, linking and sentence stress so longer ideas sound smoother and easier to follow.
B1Audio
Pause for Clear Instructions
First, open it. Then, check inside.
A2–B1Audio
How to Pronounce -s Endings
cats · dogs · buses
A2–B1Audio
How to Pronounce -ed Endings
worked · played · wanted
B1–B2VIPAudio
Small Objects, Clear Endings
receipts and lids: keep the endings.
B1–B2VIPAudio
Consonant Joins in Short Requests
keep still. send both.
A2–B2Audio
English Monophthongs
full /ʊ/ · fool /uː/
B1–B2Audio
Linking R in British English
far away · four eggs
A2–B2Audio
Word Stress in English
PHOtograph · phoTOGraphy
B1–C1Audio
Sentence Stress: Change the Focus
I wanted the BLUE one.
A2–B2Audio
Silent Letters in English
Write it. The w is silent.
B1–B2Audio
Connected Speech
Pick it up. Join the words.
A2–B2Audio
The Schwa Sound /ə/
a cup of tea. Start with /ə/.
A2–B2Audio
English Minimal Pairs
A ship or a sheep?
B1–C1Audio
Six Hard Words, Made Clearer
priORities · comPARison
C1–C2 advanced development
3 lessons
Develop precision, expressive intonation and flexible control for demanding academic and professional communication.
C1–C2Audio
Heteronyms in Context: One Spelling, Two Pronunciations
A minute of time. A minute crack.
C1–C2Audio
The Many Sounds of T: British and American Speech
water · better · city
C1–C2Audio
Advanced Intonation: Implication, Diplomacy and Attitude
“That is possible.” Certain, or with a reservation?
A simple pronunciation study routine
1. ListenHear the target sound or speaking pattern in a clear example.
2. NoticeFocus on the mouth movement, stress, rhythm or intonation.
3. PractiseRepeat slowly, then use the pattern in useful words and sentences.
4. ReviewRecord yourself, compare and return for another focused attempt.
Make your English easier to understand
Use pronunciation in real conversation, receive precise feedback and build a learning plan around the speaking patterns that matter most.
