How to Pronounce English Vowel Sounds by Jennifer Tarle

Achieve your personal & career goals through clear and effective communication

"Reduce your accent and speak clearly by learning how to pronounce English Sounds in words.  

Learn how to correctly say each American English vowel sounds in words through clear instructions and audio examples.  

Achieve mastery of each sound through intensive practice sections which included word lists and sentences, audio examples,  and short video tutorials.  

This book’s lessons were developed by Jennifer Tarle M.A. CCC-SLP, a leading expert in ESL pronunciation.  The Tarle Speech method of ESL pronunciation training will get the results that you need to become a more effective English communicator. Improve your English pronunciation and be better understood today! Give it a try.  People will notice the difference!"

I am so happy that I could contribute to this excellent book! :)

Book is available here.

Crazy Spelling of American English

Are you interested why the spelling of the English language is so complicated? We can call it Crazy Spelling.

If you have any idea please leave here a comment.

I tried to figure out the main reasons for the Crazy Spelling and to summarize them in a book.

My book is availabe here:

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Feel free to make comment here.

Thank you for your attention,


Attila

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Definition:	(adjective) Able to provide for or support oneself without the help of others.
Synonyms:	self-sustaining
Usage:	A strong and self-reliant man, he had all his life ignored companionship, had been well content to live without friends, self-contained and self-sufficient.

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Guest post from All Ears English: Episode 326 - Jennifer Tarle Shows You Three Immediate Action Steps to Improve Your American English Vowel Sounds

Today let's see a guest post from All Ears English. I do like All Ears English and Jennifer Tarle, and I initiated invite her to the show. So let's join Episode 326.

"Today we have a special guest on the show!  You’ll find out the 3 mistakes you are making with your American English vowel sounds and how to solve your problem today!

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Top 10 ESL Consonant mistake by Jennifer Tarle

Hi everyone,

Some weeks ago, I was writing about Jennifer Tarle’s great video lesson on top 10 ESL Vowel mistakes. Some readers asked me if Jennifer has something similar in connection with consonants. The answer is definitely yes. So today, I would like to tell you my thoughts about her video lessons on the top 10 consonant mistakes.

TOP 10 ESL Vowel Mistakes by Jennifer Tarle

Hi everyone,

Jennifer Tarle is among my favorite pronunciation teachers. That’s why I’ve been following her activities, keeping contact her since I published my first article about her. Some weeks ago, she held an online free class about top 10 consonant and a little later about to 10 vowel mistakes. However, consonants can also be tricky and hard to learn, the American vowels are even greater challenge. That’s why I’m going to write about her lesson on vowels. It won’t be only a summary, but I’m also going to give my views and thoughts to some parts of Jennifer lesson.


(Updated on May 10, 2015: Links to individual sounds of Jennifer's "Vowel sounds" series are added.)

Gabby's Fluent 15

A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about Gabby’s Go Natural English. I mentioned one of her new project called ”Fluent 15”. Thanks to Gabby, I got one month acces to this program an now I’m able to give you some more details.

Do you speak American?

Hey Guys,

It won't be a long post. I would like to show you an awesome 3-episode-series on youtube entitled "Do you speak American".

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

Enjoy,

Attila

Attila

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Go Natural English – Meet Gabby Wallace

Hey Guys,

A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about All Ears English podcast, that was founded by Lindsay McMahon and Gabby Wallace. I mentioned that Gabby left All Ears English after working for one year on episodes of All Ears English. In this post, I’m going to give you more details about her own project called Go Natural English and my personal impressions about Gabby and her methods.