Even Advanced Speakers Make These Pronunciation Mistakes

I believe that deliberate practice is the best way for you to get out of English Intermediate Purgatory. So every lesson I make is designed to help you do more of it.

In this video, you'll see how deliberate practice comes alive over the course of a fun 20-minute live lesson.

Throughout the lesson, you'll join the student and:

• analyze mistakes, 🤓
• practice your pronunciation with interactive challenges, 🎙️
• and learn how pronunciation can help your listening and confidence. 💪

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To wrap things up, here's a little table of contents of what you can expect in the lesson above.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

0:00 - Intro & Explanation of the Class

‍0:35 - How to Pronounce "ed" After "t"

‍1:32 - How to Pronounce "th"

‍2:25 - How to Pronounce "æ"

‍3:14 - How to Pronounce "v"

‍4:32 - When to use "æ" (Interactive Challenge Maze)

‍6:39 - When to Pronounce "s" like "z"

‍7:42 - Unvoiced vs. Voiced Sounds with "s"

‍8:56 - Review of "th", "æ", and "v"

‍11:10 - How Pronunciation Affects Your Listening

‍12:14 - How to Pronounce "ə"

‍12:57 - Review of "th", "æ", "v", and "ə"

‍13:37 - How to Pronounce "d"

‍16:49 - How to Be More Confident With Your English

‍18:16 - Deliberate English Online Course