Vowels & Diphthongs - English Pronunciation & Listening Practice (Part 2)

Part 2 of our English lesson on how to improve your Listening and pronunciation skills. You will study similar sounds with vowels and diphthongs in the English language.

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[Karuna Sri]

hi madam.... iam very poor in english till now... can i improve my english through your videos ?

i can read english... but my english speaking is not at all good.... so, plz tell me .. how can i improve my english?

thanks alot in advance.....

[Anglo-Link]

To speak fluently, you need to assimilate the structures and vocabulary that you have been studying, and work on your pronunciation. You can do this by listening to 'model' sentences and repeating them out loud. If you find that there are many structures and vocabulary that you know passively but can’t use actively, the Premium Plus Membership of the Anglo-Link website can be useful for you, as it allows you to listen to and repeat all the structures and many common daily expressions.

[SidCrazzy]

and how we can distinguish between words such as "wrote" and "rote"? only in context?

[Anglo-Link]

Yes, there is not difference in pronunciation.

[Shailaja Varala]

hello mam,can u give advice about how do i improve english.i have a problem with verbs mam

[Anglo-Link]

You may find my video entitled 'All Tenses' useful.

[Irawaty Febb]

I love your video.. thank you so much, Madam.. ^_^

[Raine Garcia]

As a nursing student here in the Philippines, I would say, this video helped me a lot

[Nadira Hussain]

Nice and helpful Vedio

[Anikó Dóbiász]

Hi! I like your videos! They are very usefull! Are you going to make another video with consonants? :-) It would be good for us :-)

[siyshah butt]

mam! you are do very well on your duty ... i like your video and watch... learn so much thank for you mam

[lee james]

I want to know about how to read a word especially the rules of stress pattern

[Anglo-Link]

Yes, what you describe is a good way of improving your listening skills. Also, be selective in what you watch. Start with films with slow and clear dialogue, or start with YouTube videos where you listen to one person talking about a subject that you are familiar with.