Do you like singing karaoke? You are going to listen to a rap made to practise the pronunciation of past verbs. I am sure you are going to have a lot of fun singing at home.
Important practice before starting with English this year. The link below show symbols on a clickable chart representing the 44 sounds used in British English speech. Students have to click on each symbol or sample word to hear how they are pronounced.
This is a very simple and basic visual dictionary for children , but a good one for young learners or beginners. You click on each word and you will see a bigger picture with its name and pronuntiation.
There is a system of symbols for writing the sounds of English. We have a guide to these symbols and also videos to show how to pronounce each of the sounds.
There are also activities to practise identifying the difference between certain sounds which may sound similar.
Adrian Underhill's Interactive Phonemic Chart on One stop English! This excellent teaching tool can be played full-screen and gives clear audio examples of the English phoneme set.