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Jun 26

Join Our Summer Intonation Workshop!

By Paul Baston | Uncategorized

Ashley and Paul are back...You may have been wondering about the radio silence from English Pronunciation Roadmap's blog...Well to reassure you, we are very much still alive  🙂We've just been ... rather busy! More on that soon.But first of all, we're launching a brand new training that will give more people access to personal help & […]

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Jun 25

English Pronunciation: 'or' vs. 'oh'

By Paul Baston | Word Of The Week

What is the difference between the words ‘caught’ and ‘coat’ in British English? And how on Earth can we begin 'decoding' the confusing English spellings that go along with them? All is covered in Paul's Word Of The Week video: Be sure to subscribe to these emails below so that you don't miss any of […]

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Jun 18

Silent Letters In English

By Paul Baston | Uncategorized

Can you spot the silent letters? – honest – horrible – lenis – debris – talc – chalk Confused? Then check out today's Word Of The Week video:   Be sure to subscribe to these emails below so that you don't miss any of our new trainings and blog posts:  

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Jun 11

How To Pronounce "Think" vs. "Sink" (use this 'TH' exercise!)

By Paul Baston | How To Pronounce , Word Of The Week

What is the difference between the words ‘think’ and ‘sink’ in British English? If the TH sound isn't in your home language, how can you learn how to pronounce it confidently?   Check out today's Word Of The Week video for... – descriptions, – illustrations – PLUS a great exercise for learning the TH sound: […]

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May 28

How To Pronounce "Caught" vs. "Cot" In Standard British English

By Paul Baston | Word Of The Week

What is the difference between the words ‘cot’ and ‘caught’ in British English? And how do they compare to vowels in other languages? This week’s suggestion came from a Brazilian Portuguese speaker: (if you speak Portuguese, today’s your lucky day!) I go deeper into how ‘caught' compares to the vovó / vovÇ’ vowels BUT, if you […]

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