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The Great Language Game: Test Yourself on What You Know About World Languages

01 Tuesday Nov 2016

Posted by Alison Sattler in Teacher Education

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Play this game and have fun listening to the way people speak from around the world–and how languages are different from one another!

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See English Sounds in Action

09 Sunday Oct 2016

Posted by Alison Sattler in English Learners' Page, Lessons_Advanced Level, Lessons_Intermediate Level

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If you want to practice your American Ensounds-of-englishglish pronunciation skills on your own, then this site may be just the answer!  The site offers videos, descriptions and audio files so you can see, read and listen to how to make different vowel and consonant sounds.  It also offers lessons and gives information on how use stress, rhythm and intonation within words and sentences.  These skills are also very important to know, since these make up the “music” of the language and significantly help listeners understand you when you speak in English.  I hope you find this site useful!

 

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Can’t get to a language class? 5 ideas for practicing your pronunciation at home

04 Monday Jan 2016

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Don’t have time to attend a class to learn how to pronounce certain words or sounds in English?  This TEFL Research journal article, “Can’t get to a language class? 5 ideas for practicing your pronunciation at home,” offers a way for you to learn these skills on your own.

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