I just stumbled across this funny post by a teacher who has a page here on MyEC. I think you'll appreciate it! Can you share a similar story about your name or about a pronunciation problem you had? (Using something like Vocaroo or Audio Boo)
In the earlier lessons we’ve seen that quite a few rules of English grammar depend on the Sounds of English (44) rather than on Letters. We must therefore learn the Sounds of English and learn to see them and the Lett
A WORD A DAY | INVENTORY Say INvantree with stressed BID-VOWEL and follow with the first vowel as in about and now say tree to finish with the vowel in bee. Sress Pattern 0o DAdidi
This is my first time I recorded my voice here in MyEC. Though I had a lot of recordings on my work as a reservation agent, sometimes I feel awkward listening to my voice. Have you ever felt the same experience?
Are you wondering how to improve your pronunciation? Do you want a teacher or advanced learner to listen to your voice and offer some suggestions for weak areas? Do you want your peers to let you know which words are difficult to understand?
There are some new fables to practise on EnglishClub.com. These are short stories with morals. You probably know them in your own language. Some of the language is a bit outdated, but most of it is useful. You can practise reading them in this group.
The moment I saw him, I fell in love with him. You may wonder about whom I'm talking. I'm talking about a crocodile. A crocodile?!! A crocodile can be loveable. This one is really loveable and I feel I have something in common with him. After check
If you have problem using Vocaroo or Audioboo, please take a look at this new audio recorder, CinchCast. To use it, you must sign up, which doesn't take more than 5 minutes. Then, you can not only record your voice but also listen to other p