EFL / ESL Pronunciation exercises
These are original English pronunciation exercises for English students based on a discovery learning approach.
These pronunciation exercises encourage student autonomy because they lead students to build their own criteria for how to produce English sounding sentences.
Sounding English is not just a question of pronouncing individual sounds correctly, much more important is to be able to control the rhythm and stress of what is said.
Having a feeling for English pronunciation not only helps students to be understood by other people, it also helps students to understand native speakers.
Rhythm
Stress and the Schwa
- Pronunciation tips: Schwa
BBC Learning English - Stressed Syllables and the Schwa Sound
- The General Rule 1
- The General Rule 2
- Words with Latin or Greek suffixes 1
- Words with Latin or Greek suffixes 2
- Words in -ion
- Limericks
Voiced and voiceless
- Vibration and no vibration
Distinguishing between voiced and unvoiced consonants
Spelling and Pronunciation
Minimal Pairs
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