PHONEMES
Listen to English sounds in the interactive phonemic chart
Try practising phonetics with PRONUNTIATION PRO, a Flash course on pronuntiation.
In Spanish: Sitio web de fonética inglesa para hispanohablantes.
Most common spellings of the English phonemes
Some exercises:
VERBS PRONUNTIATION
Irregular Verbs
Listen to the pronunciation of the irregular verb forms and repeat.
- Irregular Verbs – Group 1 (cling, dig, fling, etc.) (410 KB)
- Irregular Verbs – Group 2 (bet, burst, cast, etc.) (240 KB)
- Irregular Verbs – Group 3 (creep, deal, feel, etc.) (388 KB)
- Irregular Verbs – Group 4 (bleed, breed, feed, etc.) (296 KB)
- Irregular Verbs – Group 5 (begin, drink, ring, etc.) (338 KB)
- Irregular Verbs – Group 6 (catch, teach, bring, etc.) (234 KB)
- Irregular Verbs – Group 7 (arise, drive, ride, etc.) (228 KB)
- Irregular Verbs – Group 8 (bend, build, lend, etc.) (194 KB)
Regular Verbs
Rules for the Pronunciation of Regular Past Tense
Listen to the pronunciation of the regular verb forms and repeat.
- Regular Verbs – Group 1 (accept to back) (566 KB)
- Regular Verbs – Group 2 (believe to connect) (662 KB)
- Regular Verbs – Group 3 (consider to die) (676 KB)
- Regular Verbs – Group 4 (discover to express) (568 KB)
- Regular Verbs – Group 5 (face to indicate) (578 KB)
STRESS
Word Stress in English – general information
The secret key to English pronunciation! Many languages don’t use word stress but English does, and so must you!
Linking in English
Linking is important in English. When we say a sentence, we join or “link” many of the words.