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Practice of Vowel Sounds Improve your vowel pronunciation! 

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Practice of Vowel Sounds Improve your vowel pronunciation! 

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Did you know that vowels in English can sound different than in Spanish? These changes can alter the meaning of words, but with practice, you can master them.

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Select words with similar vowels, like beat and bit. Hear the pronunciation and repeat them several times. One method is to record yourself and compare your pronunciation with the original.

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Create a small game with friends: one person says a word, and the other must guess whether it has a short or long vowel. Have fun while learning! Constant practice will help you gain confidence and bring you closer to a more natural level of pronunciation. So let’s keep practicing and supporting each other on this journey toward fluency!

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Importance of Intonation in English Why does intonation matter? 

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Importance of Intonation in English Why does intonation matter? 

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Learning English is not just about correctly pronouncing words; it also means expressing emotions and feelings from our perspective.

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Listen to a conversation in English (it could be from a series, podcast, or music) and pay attention to how the speakers change their tone of voice. Do you notice how it rises and falls? This helps convey meanings and makes communication more effective.

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Record your reading of a conversation in English, paying particular attention to how you vary your tone. Then, listen to your recording and change your intonation.

Don’t be afraid to rehearse in front of your friends or family! Feedback is important.

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Activity 2: Financial Comparison and Statements 

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Activity 2: Financial Comparison and Statements 

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Objective: Enhance speaking capacities and vocabulary associated with finance.

Instructions:

1. Start a conversation about money and financial comparisons. Ask learners what they think about the differences in earnings.

2. Models of expressions to employ

·         I wish I had more money.

·         I don’t make as much as my friends.

·         Do you think money can buy joy?

·         I wish I could afford that luxury vacation.

·         My paycheck isn’t as high as my colleague's.

3.      Students will pair up to discuss a related topic, using the example phrases. Each pair will have 5-10 minutes to talk.

4. After the discussions, each pair will share one phrase or a vital point they discussed, emphasizing pronunciation and intonation.

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Activity 1: Role-Play and Dialogue Recording

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Activity 1: Role-Play and Dialogue Recording

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Objective: Practice diction and intonation.

Instructions:

1. Form teams or small groups.

2. Each group will select a fragment from the video's dialogue, such as the beginning line, "I thought you were never going to come."

3. Students will perform the dialogue, ensuring they practice intonation and word stress. They should focus on expressing the emotion behind the phrases.

4. Each group will record their interpretation of the dialogue, leaving a comment in audio or video format.

5. Students will listen to their recordings and reflect on their responses.

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Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MHr3tC3r9Y

Entonación en inglés / Habla como un nativo

YouTalk TV

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Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_nNmjCSNW4

PRONUNCIACIÓN, ACENTUACIÓN y ENTONACIÓN en inglés

by: Inglés con el Güero