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Learn how to Pronounce MODERN & MODEM in this American English Pronunciation Lesson. The words are pronounced: MODERN /mɑdərn/ MODEM /moʊdəm/ Jennifer Tarle from Tarle Speech and Language guides you... Jan 8, 2021 | Confusing word pairs to pronounce, Pronunciation Question of the Week, Pronunciation Training
Learn how to Pronounce WHORES, HORSE, WORE in this American English Pronunciation Lesson. The words are pronounced: WHORES /hɔrz/ and rhymes with cores, doors, gores, pours, pores, sores. HORSE /hɔrs/ and... Jan 2, 2021 | Pronunciation Question of the Week
Learn how to pronounce FELLOW, FOLLOW, FALLOW, FELL, FALL in this American English Pronunciation Lesson. These words are pronounced /fɛloʊ, fɑloʊ, fæloʊ, fɛl, fɔl/. Fellow is a man . Fallow means to leave a field unplanted. Follow means to come after. Fell means to... Jan 1, 2021 | Pronunciation Question of the Week
Learn how to pronounce FEEL, FELL, FIELD, FELT, FUEL in this American English Pronunciation Lesson. These words are pronounced /fil, fɛl, fild, fɛlt, fjuəl/. FEEL is to touch or emotion. FELL is to fall. FIELD is an area of land or something you study. FELT is to... Jan 1, 2021 | Pronunciation Question of the Week
Learn how to pronounce HEEL, HELL, HAIL, HELD in this American English Pronunciation Lesson. These words are pronounced /hil, hɛl, heɪl, hɛld/. Heel is the back of the foot. HELL the place of evil and suffering. HAIL are pellets of freezing rain. HELD is to hold.... Dec 24, 2020 | Frequently Mispronounced Words, Pronunciation Question of the Week
Learn how to pronounce CHOCOLATE, a delicious treat, in this American English Christmas Pronunciation Lesson. Rudolph is pronounced: /ʧɔklət or ʧɔklɪt/ Improve your accent and speak clearly with this ESL English pronunciation lesson. Jennifer Tarle from Tarle Speech... 