Fourteen topics to train your ears and your mouth, each with a short explanation and an exercise you can check in one click.
Good pronunciation is built in a simple order: hear the sound, understand it, then say it. Pick one topic a day and spend ten minutes on it. You can go in order or jump to the sound that worries you most.
Climb the speed ladder with classic and original twisters.
Twister picker 2Voiced or voiceless? Sort the two sounds of “th”.
Sort exercise 3All 11 simple vowels, short and long, with four sorting exercises.
Sort ×4 4All eight gliding vowels, from “day” to “tour”.
Sort + quiz 5Island, receipt, Wednesday: silent letters and lost syllables.
Quiz 6Read, lead, tear, wind: the meaning decides the sound.
Quiz 7Right and write, hear and here, their, there and they’re: 20 sets with audio.
Quiz + sort + type 8One sound apart: ship / sheep, light / right.
IPA decoder 9Four patterns that tell you which syllable is louder.
Find the stress 10Why English swallows function words: strong beats, weak forms and connected speech.
B2–C1 · Audio + 4 exercises 11Why japaNESE becomes JAPanese RESTaurant: thirteen, afternoon, weekend.
B2–C1 · Audio + 4 exercises 12The weak vowel hiding in about, banana and teacher.
Find the schwa 13Sort words by rhyme: spelling will not help you.
Sort exercise 14Speak along with a recording: a five-step method.
Practice script +Walked /t/, played /d/, wanted /ɪd/: the three sounds of the -ed ending.
Grammar · A2 · Sort exercise