PP30 | Eyes vs. Ice
On the 30th episode of the Pronunciation Point, we look at two words that are often confused: Eyes vs. Ice We know that these words have different meanings but how are they
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PP29 | Carrier vs. Career
On the 29th episode of the Pronunciation Point, we look at two words that are often confused: Carrier vs. Career We know that these words have different meanings but how are they
PP28 | Word Stress: How to Emphasize Parts of Words
On the 28th episode of the Pronunciation Point, we discuss a very important topic in American English pronunciation: Word Stress How can we emphasize certain parts of words to sound more natural?
PP27 ｜ EYES vs. EARS: The Battle Inside Your Mind
On the 27th episode of the Pronunciation Point, we examine a helpful mindset when it comes to English pronunciation. Eyes vs. Ears Which one should win? Al takes a look at this battle
PP26 ｜ Arrogant vs. Elegant
On the 26th episode of the Pronunciation Point, we practice these words: Arrogant vs. Elegant Download Video (64MB) ***Right Click->Save Link As On the English 2.0 Podcast, I help you express yourself more
AB6 ｜ 3 Things that are Making Your English UNNATURAL
On the 6th episode of the AudioBLOG, we go over the following Blog post: 3 Things that are Making Your English Unnatural 1. Borrowed Words 2. Direct Translation 3. High School Textbook Link to Original
Pronunciation Point 25 ｜ “W” vs “V”
On the 25th episode of the Pronunciation Point, we practice these sounds: "W" vs "V" Thank you to follower Zahid for submitting this question. Download Video (56MB) ***Right Click->Save Link As On the
Pronunciation Point 24 ｜ World Cup
On the 24th episode of the Pronunciation Point, we practice this phrase: "World Cup" Download Video (60MB) ***Right Click->Save Link As On the English 2.0 Podcast, I help you express yourself more naturally
Pronunciation Point 23 ｜ Want vs. Won’t
On the 23rd episode of the Pronunciation Point, we practice these two similar sounding words: "Want" vs. "Won't" Download Video (55MB) ***Right Click->Save Link As On the English 2.0 Podcast, I help you