Say It Correctly
Fixing The Common Pronunciation Errors of English Words
Say It Correctly focuses on fixing the most common errors of the pronunciation of words. It teaches you a lot of rules and exceptions and reviews many commonly confused words. It lists numerous errors in vowel reductions, syllable stress, irregularities of English pronunciation, and the differences between American and British English pronunciation patterns. It consists of two videos and of almost two hours of instruction.
Videos include:
- Lists of the most common pronunciation errors of English words
- Pronunciation rules and exceptions
- Commonly confused words
- Pronouncing especially difficult words
- Names of US states that are difficult to pronounce
- British versus American pronunciation
- Syllable stress errors and vowel sound changes
Your Instructor
Lisa is a former college instructor of English who left her academic teaching career to found Accurate English over 20 years ago. Her typical clients are foreign-born corporate professionals working in the U.S. and actors in Hollywood for whom clear and accurate communication in English is a must. She speaks five languages and has worked as an interpreter and translator.
Her clients include numerous Hollywood actors and companies such as: Apple, Microsoft, Oracle, Samsung, Google, Amgen, McKinsey and Company, BCG, Nestle, Univison (Spanish Television), HBO television, UCLA Medical School, UCLA Law School, Johnson and Johnson, AT&T, Ernst and Young and many others.
Lisa believes that accent reduction and correct usage of the English grammar and vocabulary go hand in hand. If you have a weakness in one area you will not feel confident and you will not sound fluent. She believes that the fastest and most efficient way to achieve total fluency is for learners to always work on more than one skill at the same time. All of her courses are designed with that philosophy in mind.
Teaching accurate English communication to advanced learners of English has been her main goal and passion for the last thirty years.