Published 3/2023MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHzLanguage: English | Size: 845.40 MB | Duration: 1h 12m

Tiffany's Top 10 Pronunciation Tips on English Stress, Rhythm, and Melody

What you'll learn

Speak with the rhythm of English

Link words together

Pause in the appropriate place

Apply the correct intonation to statements and questions.

Requirements

Intermediate/Advanced English skills (not for bners)

Description

Take this short course and FINALLY improve your pronunciation and fluency by practicing the most important aspects of English pronunciation. This pronunciation course is not about the specific consonant and vowel sounds of English. You can find great videos about how to produce the sounds on YouTube. But what I have discovered after teaching English for over ten years is that knowing how to produce the sounds is not enough. You need to learn the music of English if you want a more natural sounding accent. This course will help you improve your speaking and listening skills by practicing English stress, rhythm, and intonation. I provide my top 10 tips and tricks that have helped my students the most with their pronunciation.Tiffany is a college instructor and native speaker of American English. She will be demonstrating the practice activities with an North American accent, but these tips apply to many other English accents too. If you want to speak more clearly or sound more like a native English speaker, this is the right course for you! It's appropriate for intermediate to advanced English learners. I speak slightly slower than normal, but this course is not designed for bners. It includes 10 videos with short explanations and practice activities as well as able PDF assignments and quizzes. Because you'll need some to do your homework assignments after each practice video, Tiffany suggests doing learning one tip per day. Many students complete the course in about 10-14 days.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 About Tiffany

Lecture 2 Overview of Tiffany's Top 10 Tips

Section 2: STRESS

Lecture 3 Tip #1 - Stress important words and syllables

Lecture 4 Tip #2 - Spend on stressed vowels

Lecture 5 Tip #3 - Reduce unstressed vowels to schwa

Section 3: RHYTHM

Lecture 6 Tip #4 - Pause between phrases

Lecture 7 Tip #5 - Link words within phrases

Lecture 8 Tip #6 - Mumble to keep the beat

Section 4: MELODY

Lecture 9 Tip #7 - Exaggerate pitch changes

Lecture 10 Tip #8 - Make statements rise-fall

Lecture 11 Tip #9 - Make Yes/No questions fall-rise

Lecture 12 Tip #10 - Make Wh- questions rise-fall

Intermediate or advanced English learners who want to speak more clearly or fluently.

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