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* American English Pronunciation Practice (Charles Kelly): Sound Files (Using Flash). Minimal Pair Practice and Quizzes, Tongue Twisters, ...
* Phonetics Flash Animation Project - English Sounds [FRAME] (University of Iowa): Requires Flash and QuickTime. Listen and see animation and video.
American Accent Training - Intonation (Ann Cook): Written for high-level students.
American Accent Training - Liaisons (Ann Cook): Word Connections. Written for high-level students.
American Accent Training - Pronunciation (Ann Cook): Written for high-level students.
Contractions and Shortcuts Used in Daily Speech (Ben Holmberg): American English As It's Spoken. Listen to the WAV files. (reduced forms)
English Phonology for Speakers of Other Languages: Common Errors (Ted Power): Correction of common English pronunciation errors by ESL students.
English Pronunciation Guide for the Names of People and Places (Stuart Yoder): Listen to audio files.
English Pronunciation Tip of the Day [FRAME] (John Maidment): Written tips on pronunciation with embedded WAV files. The writer is British.
fonetiks.org - Online Pronunciation Laboratory (Tim Bowyer): Pronunciation guides to 7 varieties of English.
INGLÊS ONLINE - American Relaxed Pronunciation: Learning how to speak
John Maidment's Vowel Machine (British Pronunciation): Click 'SPIN' then choose which of 3 words was said.
Minimal Pairs - L or R (Okanagan University College - Canada): Shockwave with sound: lot-rot, law-raw, climb-crime, flea-free, light-right, ...
Minimal Pairs - live or leave, etc. (Okanagan University College - Canada): Shockwave with sound: bid-bead, gin-jean, grin-green, lick-leak, ...
Minimal Pairs - s, sh or ch (Okanagan University College - Canada): Shockwave with sound: sip-ship, watched-washed, cheap-sheep, lass-lash, ...
Minimal Pairs - V or W (Okanagan University College - Canada): Shockwave with sound: vain-wane, vale-wail, vine-wine, roving-rowing, ...
Minimal Pairs with TH (Okanagan University College - Canada): Shockwave with sound: boat-both, sink-think, moss-moth, brought-broth, ...
Minimal Pairs with TH #2 (Okanagan University College - Canada): Shockwave with sound: than-Dan, day-they, doze-those, closing-clothing, ...
Okanaga University College - Online Pronunciatin Materials (Brian Rhodes): Minimal Pairs (Shockwave), dictation, video, ...
Quia Quizzes - Speech Activities - Main Page: Flashcards, Matching, Concentration, Word Search. Requires Java.
Reduced Forms (Karen Barnes): A table showing phrases that often use reduced forms of pronunciation.
Room 108 - Phonemic Processing (John Rickey): Compound words, 3 syllables, initial consonants, replacing sounds, and consonant blends
Sounds of English (Sharon Widmayer): Pronunciation help for learners of American English. There is some RealAudio sound.
Symbols for American English Vowel Sounds (George Dillon): See the symbols, click the link to here the sound (AU files).
The Anatomy of Vowel Production (Bucknell.edu): Requires the Shockwave plugin. Click to see tongue position and hear.
The English Alphabet (Anthony Hughes): Sound Files
The Pronunciation of English Consonants and Vowels: A list of rules.
The Speech Accent Archive (English Spoken by Many Speakers Around the World) (English as an International Language): Hear the same paragraph read by many people.'Please call Stella. Ask her to ...'
TutorPal IPA (American Pronunciation) (Rebekah Mattox): You can see in detail how the sound is made while listening. Requires Java.
Virtual Language Centre - English Pronunciation: The Organs of Speech, Vowels, Consonants, .... Requires QuickTime
VOA's Pronunciation Guide - Names in the News [FRAME]: MP3 files to help you learn to pronounce difficult names that are in the news.
Words Aloud (Nicolas R Cueto): 2249 recordings of single high-frequency words. Multiple embeds, so pages may be slow.
www.AccentMaster.com - 5 tips for losing your accent (Steven Bo): A non-commecial page on a commercial website.
www.accentschool.com- Online Pronunciation Practice (Rebecca Allen): American English Accent; Requires Flash
www.antimoon.com - An Intro to the Phonetic Alphabet (Szynalski & Wojcik): How to learn English pronunciation
www.antimoon.com - Introduction to Phonetic Transcription (Tomasz P. Szynalski): An article aimed at high level ESL students.
www.antimoon.com - What is phonemic transcription? (Tomasz P. Szynalski): Easy-to-understand description of phonemic transcription with audio recordings.
www.antimoon.com - Why you should study English pronunciation (Tomasz Szynalski): Why good pronunciation is important.
www.apronus.com - ASCII Phonetic Alphabet - demonstration (Michal Wojcik): How to type English phonetic transcription on the keyboard
www.BBC.co.uk - Words and Pictures - Poems: 10 colourful poems with animations, audio and activities. (Phonics)
www.English-Zone.com - Pronunciation of Final -S/-ES 1 (Kaye Mastin Mallory): no description
www.english.hb.pl - A guide to English pronunciation (Pawel Kowalczyk): How to avoid the pitfalls of English pronunciation
www.english.hb.pl - A guide to English pronunciation (Pawel Kowalczyk): Learn how to avoid the pitfalls of English pronunciation
www.ESLgame.com - Listen & Repeat 300 Most Common Words (Randy McGuire): Requires Flash. Click a word, here it spoken. (Canadian pronunciation.)
www.eslstudyguide.com - Pronunciation Master (Amanda Wu): You can choose /iy/, then listen to fee, knee, tree, me, bee, feel, meal, ...
www.Fonetiks.org/shiporsheep (Tim Bowyer): British English pronunciation using minimal pairs.
www.fonetiks.org/shiporsheep - minimal pairs: audio files and images
www.howjsay.com - Pronunciation in Standard British English (Tim Bowyer): Enter a word, get results, then pass your cursor over the word to hear it spoken
www.InternationalEFLcafe.com - Pronunciation (Howie Hayman): No sound files, but you can read about the mouth position and read words using the sound.
www.learn-english.co.il - Colors (See and Hear the Words) (Jacob Richman): American English pronunciation and spelling: colors, grey, etc.
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