What are the two ways can you pronounce the word THE?

What are the three situations for pronouncing THE in these different ways?

The answers are in this lesson.

Modal Auxiliary Verbs are so commonly used in English, it's hard to imagine speaking or writing without them.

In this lesson, you will learn how to pronounce and use the verbs: can, could, may, should, and should. These modal auxiliaries will be used to express politeness, permission, requests, possibility, and advice.

You will learn the grammar rules for using these verbs in different tenses and when you can and can't use them.

Dive in and feel the joy of modal auxiliary verbs!

This lesson is about listening to and recognizing the ɚ sound in paragraphs along with other words, and also listening to the individual ɚ-sound words by themselves.

You will also get the chance to listen to and repeat some ɚ-sound words.

The letter Y can be a consonant or vowel and can be pronounced in four main ways. Start this lesson to learn how to make the Y sounds and when to pronounce it in those different ways.

The ʃ and s sounds are quite similar, and this lesson will help pronounce each of these sounds so they are different from each other - as they should be.

There is a full transcript available in the downloads area as well as handouts about the main points for making these two sounds.

You can also download the audio file that will guide you in pronouncing words that are in pairs, one word with the s sound and the other word with the ʃ sound in it.

If you've ever struggled trying to make the b or v sounds, this lesson will help you!

In the lesson, you will learn how to make the b and v sounds.

In this lesson you will learn how and when to pronounce the T in five different ways.

Have fun with the amazing letter T!

English-speaking people use sarcasm often, and knowing how to use it can take your English skills up a level.

This lesson will explain, demonstrate, and prepare you for using this fun form of humour.

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