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The American Accent: How to Sound as Smooth as a Native Speaker
The Rhythm of English
InstructorSheila LebedenkoDuration7h 10m
Students24.4K
Rating4.6 (335)
InstructorSheila LebedenkoInstructorSheila LebedenkoThe American Accent: How to Sound as Smooth as a Native Speaker
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These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
A graphic featuring green letter tiles spelling KEEP GOING above bold red text stating ENGLISH : STRESS - TIMED RHYTHM, set against a solid pink background within a black border.
This visual aid breaks down English pronunciation by associating stressed syllables like 'MO' with energetic sounds and unstressed endings like 'tion' with relaxed tones.
This visual aid contrasts standard English phrasing with phonetic reductions, illustrating how 'Roses are red' transforms into 'ROZes er red' through connected speech patterns.
A student actively engages in an online lesson by taking notes on sticky pads while viewing the instructor on a desktop computer screen.
Instruction covers specific nuances of American English, including function word reductions, various verb contractions, and specialized 'Tricky T' sounds.
The curriculum utilizes practical exercises and poetry to help learners apply rhythm and linking techniques to natural speech.
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The curriculum aligns with the goal of teaching American English rhythm to learners of various levels.