Pronunciation Exercises Connected Speech 1: Liaison
Exercise: finding and identifying rhetorical devices
Within your literary studies, you will sooner or later be confronted with the task of finding rhetorical devices. You should be aware that it is not enough to simply find a stylistic device. More importantly, you should be able to explain its significance for the...Pronunciation Exercises: Consonants 1 – basics
Consonants are basic building blocks of spoken language. Some of them are quite specific to English, others are just differently distributed than in other languages. In these exercises, you can test your knowledge of English consonants or consolidate what you have...
Front vowels pronunciation practice
Sometimes hearing and producing the different front vowels /e/ and /æ/ is quite difficult. Here are some words and sentences for practicing this. Just listen and repeat. Pause, rewind and repeat as many times as necessary. Individual words grouped by prominent...
Front vowels listening
Sometimes the distinction between the front vowels is difficult to hear. Here are some minimal pairs with /e/ and /æ/ . See if you can recognize which of the two words you are hearing. All tasks are in one recording, but you can pause or rewind as necessary. Many...Exercise: Front and Central Vowels
In these exercises you can consolidate what you have learned or test your knowledge after going through our introduction through Front and Central Vowels. Some exercises require the use of phonemes; you can click to find a table for quick reference or copying and...Gefördert vom
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