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READ LISTEN AND THEN PRONOUNCE HELP FOR ESL STUDENTS By Josie Whitehead Cert Ed Understanding principles of learning can be as important for students as for teachers especially adult learners FORMING GOOD HABITS WHEN LEARNING ENGLISH Here is something which I am sure that any student will readily...

accent a way of speaking typical of a particular group of people and especially of the natives or residents of a region dialect a regional variety of language distinguished by features of vocabulary grammar and pronunciation from other regional varieties and constituting together with them a...

So hey people I am new to this forums and I hope to learn a lot during my time here I wonder if I could get some help on accents Recently my interest in them has grown but I also suck at it I can t hear the difference between accents may it be someone from Wales UK Scotland or Australia who...

Definitely NOT European I tend to agree with another poster I ll put you somewhere in Asia though I m not sure The Far East sounds more possible Korea Japan China but there s an off chance you re from an Arabic speaking country or Iran though to be honest most Arabs have clearer pronunciation In...

All right Pbf you will always sound a well educated man ha ha You know you can always practise your pronunciation by going to my website www whiteheadm co uk Josie s poems and read and listen to me at the same time Then you will get a good English accent assuming you want one Do one poem a day...

Dear I am Josie and I have just made something which should help you a great deal to improve your accent For a start stop using words such as wanna which really are not English Try to speak your English pronouncing each word fully and clearly giving the words a lot of thought I have been a...

he seems to be saying inquiry in a way I never heard before inkwiri Hmm I d say he is saying inquiry in a way I ve almost always heard in the U S Is this related to his Southern accent or what do you think No His Southern accent is quite mild This is only Tennessee not Alabama or Georgia His...

There are lots of Australian TV programmes and soap operas It s probably easiest if you watch one to get an idea of the accent

Yes I don t know much about Australian English either I just know it is similar to British English and they when they say Kate it sounds like kite But I think there are some British accents with that feature too And another variety I know very little about is Jamaican English I just know that how...

That s a very wide question I m afraid I m not sure we could sum it up very clearly for you here especially as there aren t single Australian American or British accents