If you are learning English, it is important to understand the difference between "desert" and "dessert".
While these words look similar, they actually have different meanings. This can be confusing, so let’s break down what each word means, how to pronounce it, and how to use it correctly in a sen...
If you’re an ESL student learning English, you may find it difficult to pronounce numbers with an American accent. In this lesson, we will practice pronouncing numbers with an American accent so that you can understand and be understood more easily.
The Basics of Pronouncing Numbers in the American...
Are you an ESL student who wants to improve their pronunciation of sports terms in American English? Then this lesson is for you!
We will discuss some common sports terms and how you can practice pronouncing them correctly. With a bit of practice, you’ll be able to easily understand and participat...
Pharmacies and drugstores can be a truly confusing place if you weren't born here in the United States! In fact, one of the things that i love to do when I visit other countries is to explore drug stores and grocery stores. All the different brands! All the different names!
Even if you understan...
If you’re an English as a Second Language (ESL) student, improving your American pronunciation can be an intimidating task. But it doesn’t have to be! By practicing the names of buildings and places around you, such as restaurants and stores, you can easily improve your American pronunciation.
Un...
I hope you don't have to visit a doctor's office any time soon, but if you do, this lesson will help you communicate more easily when you get there.
In this lesson you will:
- Practice American pronunciation and the American accent on common words that you will use in daily conversations
- Learn Am ...
If you’re an ESL student, you know that the English language can be tricky. There are some words that just don’t seem to follow any rules when it comes to pronunciation.  Â
When talking about money, it’s important to say what you mean and be easily understood, so in this American English Pronunciat...
In this American English Pronunciation Lesson, we talk about how to pronounce wine, vine, and vineyard.Â
It’s really easy to confuse “wine”, “vine”, and “vineyard” and although these three terms may seem similar, they each have a unique pronunciation in American English.
They are kind of related a...
Have you ever noticed that some words don't rhyme, even though they should?
If so, you’re not alone. Many non-native English speakers—and even native speakers—are surprised to find out that some seemingly similar words won’t form a perfect rhyme. Let’s take a look at five common words that don...
Learning to use correct sentence stress in American English is difficult, but it is so important if you want to be easily understood when you speak.Â
If you are not using the correct sentence stress, your listener’s brain has to work harder to figure out what you are saying. Since our brains ...
English is a tricky language. While some of its rules are straightforward, others can be confusing and difficult to master. Take sentence stress, for example. This concept is essential for mastering American English pronunciation, yet it remains largely unknown to many ESL students.
Let’s explore t...
In this lesson, you'll learn how to pronounce R when it comes after vowels sounds. This is Part 2 of The Accent Channel's R Lesson, so if you missed Part 1, click here to watch.
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