Which sounds do
you
substitute with others? Do you say "Dese" instead of
"These"? You probably say "Diss" instead of "This",
too. In
most cases, listeners adjust to your
accent and context clues help give the intended meaning.
In business communication, most people get one shot to
communicate important details. This is where errors can lead
to frustration for both speaker and listener.
Can you hear the difference between "boss" and
"bus"? What
about "this/these" or "I go/I'll go"? The differences are
subtle. Ear training
helps connect sounds to commonly understood meanings.
Which sounds do you pronounce correctly and consistently?
An initial assessment reveals a clear picture of your accent.
Your teacher will analyze elements such as individual sounds,
intonation, rhythm, speed, pitch and liaisons. Objectives are
created from results of the assessment.
Convenient Teleclasses
Mean convenience and
flexibility
for busy people. It also means
100% focus on
listening and
speaking. It's a great way to
practice these skills because there are no visual cues which learners
so love. The results are better listening skills and finer analysis.
Home Study
Practice takes you from knowing to
doing. The more
commitment
you are able to make, the better. Your instructor understands that time
is a limited resource and will work with you to
maximize your training.
Focus on
North American English Speech Music/Pronunciation
Learn to listen to the sounds of English and
understand patterns. Practice exercises and create new habits.
