Why Confidence Is As Important As Reducing Your Accent
Sometimes it’s not what you say, but how you say it. Learning how to speak English is wonderful, but how you communicate in English determines your ability to converse successfully. Talking too fast... Read MorePronounce English Better: Record Yourself & Get Feedback
Often, one of the biggest hindrances preventing non-native English speakers from improving on their pronunciation is not listening to what they say. Most ESL teachers and Speech Pathologists will reco... Read MoreIs Pronunciation an Issue You’re Willing to Face?
Throughout the United States, American English varies from one part of the country to another. Many citizens who speak English as their first language have learned to pronounce words and phrases based... Read MoreEnglish Pronunciation Classes for Legal Professionals
When studying to have a career in the legal profession, taking classes on English pronunciation should be made just as an important as a priority as the rest of the required curriculum. Working in the... Read MoreAffordable Pronunciation Classes: Dean’s Award for Foreign Students
With universities relying on international students attending their campuses, now is the perfect time for international student hopefuls to apply—and the Dean’s Award makes it possible for them to... Read MoreESL Teachers: Teach English Pronunciation to Your ESL Students this Year!
September marks the beginning of a new school year for many, a challenging yet rewarding new road for ESL teachers who work with non-native English students. Teaching ESL or ESOL comes with difficulti... Read MoreTop 10 TOEFL Idioms
Learning how to use proper grammar and writing skills isn’t enough to show you fully understand the English language. An important and oftentimes tricky part of English is mastering common English i... Read MoreAvoid Misusing the Words Go, Went, & Gone
When learning English as a second language, one of the most common grammatical misuses comes from the verbs go, went, and gone. Unlike every other English verb except be, the simple past tense of go i... Read More