The letter R can be pronounced in a few different ways. It can be confusing and difficult to understand how to pronounce the letter R because different English speakers from different places who speak with different accents might pronounce it differently.
In this video we review the pronunciation of the words:
road
ride
rug
red
rural
urban
drawer
plural
rarely
temperature
library
choir
regularly
This video is about different accents in English.
In this video you will hear native speakers from the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, Australia, and South Africa. First, the teachers introduce themselves. Then, they each pronounce the same words as the other teachers so you can hear the differences in their pronunciation.
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This video is about how to pronounce the letter combination GH correctly in English.
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In this video a student has asked, “Is intonation important in English?” And I explained the difference between rising and falling intonation.
This video is about minimal pairs and focuses on the sounds /ɒ/ and /əʊ/.
Here are some more examples:
not note
want won’t
got goat
hop hope
on own
cost coast
non known
odd owed
rod road
rot wrote
sop soap
stock stoke
tossed toast
wok woke
block bloke
bond boned
bossed boast
clock cloak
cock coke
cod code
col coal
cop cope
god goad
jock joke
mod mode
pop pope
rob robe
rod rode
ROM roam
shod showed
smock smoke
sock soak
sod sewed
blot bloat
bod bode
bonze bones
chock choke
cocks coax
con cone
crock croak
doss dose
dot dote
foggy fogey
glob globe
hod hoed
lob lobe
lop lope
mod mowed
mop mope
mot mote
nod node
odd ode
rot rote
slop slope
sod sowed
tock toke
tod toad
tot tote
This video is about minimal pairs and focuses on the sounds /ɪ/ and /i:/.
Here are some more examples:
bin bean
chip cheap
his he’s
it eat
sit seat
did deed
fill feel
fit feet
grin green
hit heat
is ease
mitt meet
slip sleep
still steal
bit beat
bitch beach
itch each
gin gene
grid greed
hid heed
hill he’ll
ill eel
kip keep
knit neat
lick leak
lip leap
mill meal
pick peek
piss piece
pitch peach
risen reason
shit sheet
sick seek
sin scene
sin seen
still steel
tin teen
bid bead
bitch beech
biz bees
chick cheek
chit cheat
cist ceased
dip deep
fist feast
fizz fees
hip heap
kid keyed
pill peel
pip peep
piss peace
sill seal
sim seem
skid skied
skim scheme
till teal
tizz teas
bib Beeb
blip bleep
britches breeches
crick creek
din dean
finned fiend
flit fleet
gip jeep
grist greased
pit peat
sim seam
sip seep
shin sheen
skit skeet
slick sleek
slit sleet
tick teak
tit teat
tizz tease
This video is about minimal pairs and focuses on the sounds /æ/ and /e/. Here are some more examples:
bad bed
man men
and end
axe X
bag beg
had head
ham hem
jam gem
pan pen
pat pet
sad said
sat set
band bend
bat bet
dad dead
flash flesh
gas guess
gnat net
land lend
shall shell
spanned spend
axe ex
fad fed
gassed guest
manned mend
marry merry
mat met
sacks sex
sax sex
tack tech
track trek
bland blend
cattle kettle
dab deb
flax flecks
frat fret
rabble rebel
tamp temp
tamper temper
trad tread
vat vet
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