PHONETICS

Self-correction activity to check you know how to distinguish long and short vowel sounds in English

By clicking on this link you will get extra practice on how to pronounce the long sound /a:/ in British English

By clicking on this link you will get extra practice on how to pronounce the long sound /a:/ in British English

By clicking on this link  you will watch a video which is going to help you distinguish between these two vowel sounds.

Watch this video to learn how to distinguish these two vowel sounds. Remember your lips and  tongue position

These three sounds are commonly confused. Mostly the difference between /e/ and /I/ is often not understood or misprounced

Watch this video to learn about the difference between these sounds.

Follow the link to learn how to pronounce the schwa sound and listen to some podcasts

Watch this video to help you pronounce and distinguish the sound

Watch the video to distinguish both sounds.

Here you have the minimal pairs mentioned in the video:

full_fool; soot (Hollin)_suit;  hood_who´d ; shooed (past of shoo) (espantar,largarse)luke_look;pull_pool

This video will help you compare and revise ALL THE TWELVE VOWELS SOUNDS in English.

 Test yourself by repeating after Emma!

Learn the pronunciation of this diphthong and its spelling in English.

watch this video to revise the pronunciation of this diphthong.

Possible spellings: ai, ea,a (care, share),e (there)

Go over this activity to practise the possible pronunciation of -S/ -ES (/s/; /z/; /IZ/

Choose BART, TED or DAVID depending on the pronunciation of the verbs next to them

Go through these exercises to distinguish between / n/-/ŋ/

In this podcast you will check the difference between these confusing vowel sounds

Here you have a set of sentences to revise the vowel sounds, -s /-ed endings and the "th" sounds