I'm having a problem to pronounce words ending in CH followed by T or D, for example: There's not mu CH D ifference I like to wat CH T V Interesting problem. The CH is really T + SH, so maybe that T component of CH is interfering with the

Edit. I know that's not very clear. The dwell is going to sound the same whether you say "watch" or "wash," but when you don't have to worry about adding "TV," your mind is free to concentrate on starting the

I'd say a dwell rather than a pause, if by "pause" you mean silence. Of course, practice makes perfect. I'd suggest consciously prolonging the "ch," when practicing. Use the "Watch TV" example, and continue

Hello I'm having a problem to pronounce words ending in CH followed by T or D, for example: There's not mu CH D ifference I like to wat CH T V It happens when I'm talking fastly, the sound of CH sounds like SH, "watch"

Hello The other day I was talking to a friend of mine, and he started talking about words that have the same spell, but different pronunciation, the Homographs. Then I realized that I didn't know much about it, so I'm here to ask you if

Hi, For vowels in (British) English, you might try the BBC's phonetic chart: http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/grammar/pron/sounds/chart.shtml

The word "the" in your last sentence, which you read aloud, sounded correct. (In the phrase "the article.") I will also use it on my sound file. The boy ate the apple. /fs/1257967220860.mp3.at.ashx

/fs/1257902168000.mp3.at.ashx For me, as a Dutchman, the pronunciation of the definite article 'the' is fairly hard. I tend to pronounce it as , quite much like the Dutch definite article 'de'. How should I pronounce the

This sentences are correct? Are these sentences correct? I'm not familiar with the term "a head English teacher", so I'm going to change that part. She is an English teacher in my grade. But her pronunciation is horrible. I

She is a head English teacher in my grade. But her pronunciation is horrible. I can't believe it. It's not only pronunciation but also grammer, explanation and so on. I wonder why she is a head English teacher.