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This video is about the pronunciation and the distributions /r/sound. The distribution of /r/ in RPE. It explains linking and intrusive /r/.

This video is about nasal sounds; their pronunciation, their distribution, syllabic nasal, and lateral /l/.

This video show how to assign stress on two-syllable verbs and adjectives.

This video is about the pronunciation of affricates and nasals. It shows how affricates are pronounced, how nasals are pronounced and distributed.

This video is about the second and third pairs of stop sounds/t/, /d/, /k/ and /g/.

This video explains the factors that we need to look at when assigning stress on the correct syllable in English simple words.

This video shows the cases and positions in which the sounds /m/, /r/, /n/ and /ŋ/.

This video is about stop consonants, /p/ & /b/, aspiration and VOT

This video is about the difference between strong and weak syllables. It also explains what is meant by syllabic VS non-syllabic sounds.

This video is about the distinction between strong and weak syllables, vowel neutralization.

The video is about fricative sounds in English.

How are consonants different from vowels? , How are fricative sounds produced?

How to syllabify words into syllables? Maximal Onset Principles and other rules.

This video is about the parts of the tongue and the positions of the lips. It also describes the role the tongue and the lips can play in the pronunciation of sounds.

The structure of the onset and the coda

Oral VS Nasal sounds, Dental and labiodental sounds, the teeth and the tongue

First Year: Vocal Folds, Hard palate, Alveolar ridge

Second Year: The Syllable

First Year: Aspects of connected speech, Active and Passive speech organs.

First Year: How can we produce different sounds? What is the relationship between phonemes & sounds?

Glidings/ Approximants/ Semivowels, ./w/ and /j/ sounds.

First Year, Basic Sounds, Sounds Identification & minimal pairs.

Approximant Sounds in English

Nasals in English

How can I improve my pronunciation in English?

First Grade: Introduction to Pronunciation Problems (part 2)

First Grade: Introduction to Pronunciation Problems

Fricatives and affricates in English

Phonetics & Phonology, Segmental VS Suprasegmental