Improve Your American English Accent - (ebook+3 audio CD's)
File List
- CD1/18 - Three Variations Of -S -Es Noun And Verb Endings.mp3 12.3 MB
- CD3/10 - Practice With Some Common Helping Verbs.mp3 10.1 MB
- CD3/02 - The Vowels_ Lower Vowels 6, 7, 8, And 11.mp3 9.8 MB
- CD1/15 - The Vowels_ Introducing Vowels 3, 4, And 5.mp3 9.8 MB
- CD3/04 - Practicing Non-Stress.mp3 9.6 MB
- CD3/12 - What's In Session Six.mp3 9.4 MB
- CD3/03 - Practicing Stress, Pitch, Liking, And Reductions In Declarative Sentences.mp3 9.3 MB
- CD2/03 - The Vowels_ Front Vowels 1, 2, 3, And 4.mp3 9.3 MB
- CD1/04 - Vowel Sound 11.mp3 8.5 MB
- CD1/03 - The Vowels 1, 6, And 10.mp3 8.4 MB
- CD1/08 - The Glottal Stop_ An Important Extra Stop Sound.mp3 8.1 MB
- CD2/02 - The Vowels_ 1 And 2.mp3 7.6 MB
- CD1/17 - Linking Words Together.mp3 7.5 MB
- CD2/05 - The Three -Ed Verb Endings.mp3 6.7 MB
- CD2/17 - Vowels_ Back Vowels 8, 9, And 10.mp3 6.4 MB
- CD3/17 - Usual Pitch Patterns In North American English Attached Questions.mp3 5.7 MB
- CD1/05 - Syllables.mp3 5.4 MB
- CD3/16 - Usual Pitch Patterns In North American English Either-Or Questions.mp3 5.3 MB
- CD2/18 - Contractions_ Is.mp3 5.3 MB
- CD1/09 - Voicing And Vowel Duration.mp3 5.0 MB
- CD1/16 - Different Ways To Pronounce Stops.mp3 4.9 MB
- CD2/06 - Practice Using The -Ed Endings.mp3 4.7 MB
- CD3/18 - Breaking The Rules Of Stress In Special Situations.mp3 4.7 MB
- CD3/15 - Usual Pitch Patterns In North American English Yes-No Questions.mp3 4.5 MB
- CD2/25 - Reducing The H In Words That Are Not Important.mp3 4.4 MB
- CD3/06 - When Joining A Front Vowel.mp3 4.1 MB
- CD1/06 - Syllable Stress.mp3 4.0 MB
- CD3/08 - Forming New Sounds By Joining Sounds Together.mp3 4.0 MB
- CD2/10 - Stress In Noun Noun Phrase.mp3 3.7 MB
- CD3/07 - When Joining A Back Vowel.mp3 3.6 MB
- CD3/13 - Pitch Pattern Change After A Subject Has Been Introduced.mp3 3.6 MB
- CD2/08 - Practice Using The D Or T Flap.mp3 3.5 MB
- CD2/09 - Stress In ADJectives With -Al, -Ial, Or -Ual Suffixes.mp3 3.3 MB
- CD2/16 - Vowels_ Vowel Sound 8.mp3 3.3 MB
- CD2/21 - Contractions_ Did.mp3 3.2 MB
- CD2/04 - The Vowels_ Vowel 12.mp3 3.1 MB
- CD2/20 - Contractions_ Does.mp3 3.1 MB
- CD2/13 - Let's Try To Apply All This Information.mp3 3.1 MB
- CD1/07 - Consonants_ Stops And Continuants.mp3 3.1 MB
- CD2/11 - To Stress Or Not To Stress_ The Schwa.mp3 3.0 MB
- CD2/14 - Assignment.mp3 3.0 MB
- CD2/26 - Stress With The Common Suffix -Ity.mp3 3.0 MB
- CD2/19 - Contractions_ Are.mp3 2.9 MB
- CD2/23 - Contractions_ Would.mp3 2.9 MB
- CD3/14 - Usual Pitch Patterns In English Information Questions.mp3 2.9 MB
- CD2/24 - Contractions_ Can And Can't.mp3 2.8 MB
- CD2/27 - Assignment.mp3 2.7 MB
- CD1/21 - Let's Try To Apply All This Information.mp3 2.7 MB
- CD2/22 - Contractions_ Will.mp3 2.7 MB
- CD2/07 - The Between-Vowel (Intervocalic) D Or T Flap.mp3 2.7 MB
- CD1/20 - Word Stress In ADJective Noun Phrases.mp3 2.5 MB
- CD2/12 - Stress And Non-Stress In Some Useful Words.mp3 2.4 MB
- CD3/09 - Linking Words With The Same (Or Closely Related) Sounds.mp3 2.4 MB
- CD1/14 - The Vowels_ Review Of Vowels 6 And 11.mp3 2.4 MB
- CD1/19 - Syllable Stress With Suffixes -Ion, -Sion, -Tion.mp3 2.4 MB
- CD1/22 - Assignment.mp3 2.3 MB
- CD3/01 - What's In Session Five.mp3 2.3 MB
- CD3/19 - Let's Try To Apply All This Information.mp3 2.3 MB
- CD1/11 - Let's Try To Apply This Information.mp3 2.3 MB
- CD1/01 - Introduction To Improve Your AmE Accent.mp3 2.1 MB
- CD3/20 - Assignment.mp3 1.9 MB
- CD1/10 - Stress In Abbreviations And Initials.mp3 1.8 MB
- CD2/01 - What's In Session Three.mp3 1.6 MB
- CD1/13 - What's In Session Two.mp3 1.4 MB
- CD1/12 - Assignment.mp3 1.1 MB
- CD2/15 - What's In Session Four.mp3 974.6 KB
- CD3/05 - Summary Of Some Important Speech Aspects.mp3 972.8 KB
- CD3/11 - Assignment.mp3 953.8 KB
- CD1/02 - What's In Session One.mp3 869.9 KB
- book.pdf 765.6 KB
- front.jpeg 160.3 KB
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