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It is the first step that the candidate has to think about how to speak american english like a native speaker.

Exercise 1.
Look at the following video and write down the main 5 features of

"how to speak american english like a native speaker by Pronunciation Pro". After this, remember to comment the work of two of your classmates.

Features:
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How To Speak American English Like a Native Speaker

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In this space, the candidate can review the most important aspects about American Pronunciation, mainly the main vowels sounds for the international exam: IELTS General.

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The purpose of this exercise is to reinforce american accent with the aid of tongue twisters. For that reason, watch the video and try to repeat the tongue twister mentioned. In this part, you have to record yourself and upload it into the web page: IELTS GENERAL ALL IN ONE CLICK. Remember to comment two of your classmates.

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Click Here to get the PDF of all 50 Tongue Twisters in English!

Click Here to get the MP3 recording of the Tongue Twister in English!

Tongue twisters are phrases and sentences that are specifically designed to be difficult to articulate. In this English pronunciation video I have a list of tongue twisters that you can practice your English pronunciation with! The tongue twisters are divided out into specific sounds and sound combinations. Practice the sounds that are the most difficult for you to say and pronounce.

Practicing tongue twisters is also great in learning how to pronounce vowels in English. Tongue twisters provide a lot of vowel contrasts, which is a great way to train your ear to hear the differences in the vowels and then be able to pronounce the vowels.

This video is a video clip from one of our lessons in the Pronunciation Pro Alumni Course.

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As you go through the first tongue twister, make sure you practice the American English tapped /t/ sound. In this example, the tapped /t/ sound helps you move quickly one word to the next. That's why native English speakers use the tapped /t/ sound-because it's easier for their mouth to then flow through those sounds. Also pay attention to the English short vowel sounds and make sure the short vowels are sounding different from each other.

Depending on your English speaking level you may want to go through these tongue twisters very slowly at first.

The second tongue twister helps you learn how to pronounce the consonants /S/ and /SH/, which is really tricky for many of my students to pronounce and learn. Listen carefully to me and how I pronounce the sounds and then practice the tongue twister!

If you liked this American English pronunciation lesson video then I would encourage your to start your free 7 day trial of Pronunciation Pro Now!

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American English Tongue Twisters - Pronunciation Pro

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Click Here to get the PDF of all 50 Tongue Twisters in English! Click Here to get the MP3 recording of the Tongue Twister in English! Tongue twisters are phrases and sentences that are specifically designed to be difficult to articulate.

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The candidate has to remember and write down 5 words more difficult for them to pronounce in American Accent. After this, make an online presentation in which you have to show how you have overcome this difficulty.  Don't forget to share your work in the web page.

Words more difficult to pronounce:
1. _______________________________
2. _______________________________
3. _______________________________
4. _______________________________
5. _______________________________
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Imagine that you are going to present the interview, think about your possible answers taking into account the following issues:
- family members
- personal description
- hobbies
- study or work

In this case, make an online poster in which you can mention the main aspects. Remember to include some recordings using american accent, share and comment your work.

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Suitable for all occasions, Fotor's Poster Maker lets you share and display the most important messages with tons of preset poster templates, and also leave you the full possibility to maximize your creativity!

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In this step, the candidate can review the main aspects to speak with British accent.

Exercise 1.
Read the Wiki and summarize the main ideas of the text. After this, share your work with your classmates. Don't forget to use a digital resource for your summary, include examples and pictures.

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In this space, the candidate can review the most important aspects about British accent , mainly the eight ways to sound like a British native speaker.

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English Jade · Learn English with engVid

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8 Tips for British English Pronunciation

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Read the text and choose one dialect and write down 5 differences between that dialect with your mother tongue. After this, comment the work  of two of your classmates.

Differences:
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In the speaking section at the "IELTS General all in one click", mainly in the "Forum section", you have to share your experience with how you have dealed with the British accent and if you have had any problems with its pronunciation. Remember to comment the work of two of your classmates.
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Based on the video, identify the linking words that the woman used to represent the different British accents. In this case, you have to make a mind map in which you have to set the type of linking word and the example that you found in the video. Don't forget to share your work on the web page.

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One Woman, 17 British Accents - Anglophenia Ep 5

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Based on the video that you watched previously, you have to choose one of the seventeen british accents and make a short presentation about you. Record yourself and don't forget to include the linking words that you have already used in the mind map.
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In this step, the candidate can differenciate the American and the British Accent.
Exercise 1.
Watch the video and answer the following question about it in the "Forum section": Which accent do you prefer: American or British Accent?, Why?. Comment two of your classmates.

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Six Differences Between British and American English

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VOA Learning English presents news, features, audio, video and multimedia about the U.S. and the world in American English. Stories are written at the intermediate and upper-beginner level. Words are spoken one-third slower for ESL learners.

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In this space, the candidate can go into detail about the differences between American and British Accent.

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Hello!!!, do you know which English accent is the most suitable for the Speaking section at the IELTS Exam?

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DIFFERENCES BETWEEN BRITISH AND AMERICAN ACCENT FOR THE SPEAKING SECTION AT THE IELTS GENERAL DESIGNED BY: OLGA ANDREA PEDROZA ROJAS This presentation is based on the Creative Commons License Let'S...

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Based on the presentation gave previously, you have to choose one difference and make a short story using that rule. Remember to record your voice, upload it on the website and comment two of your classmates.
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In this exercise, you have to answer the following question: Would you like your accent to be American or British English?  Share your experience, your opinion must have at least 200 words and comment the work of two of your classmates, in the "Forum" at the web page
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Based on the online presentation that you watched previously, you have to make a computer graphics in which you can set a short conversation in which you include all the pieces of advices mentioned before. Don't forget to include: multimedia design, your voice recording and linking words. This work must be shared on the platform and you have to comment the work of two of your classmates.
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Pronunciation Pro. (2014) How to speak American English like a Native speaker?. Video. Available on the website: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=4&v=bd8h5AELiEs
Helena Daily English (2017).

American English Pronunciation: Lesson 1: Main Vowel Sounds. Video: Available on the website: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h55MA4TSvr4

PronunciationPro (2016).

How To Pronounce Tongue Twisters In American English. Video. Available on the website: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewFwPlBtNYQ&feature=youtu.be

How to speak in a British Accent. WikiHOW. Categories:  Education and Communications. Speaking. Speech Styles. Available on the web page: https://www.wikihow.com/Speak-in-a-British-Accent
English Jade, Learn English. (engvid) (2015) 8 Tips for the British English Pronunciation. Video. Available on the website: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7SWETadMn0

Dialect blog. British Accents. Available on the website: http://dialectblog.com/british-accents/

Anglophenina (2014). One woman, 17 British Accents. Anglophenia, Ep 5.Video. Available on the webpage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyyT2jmVPAk
Six differences between British and American English. Learning English. VOA News. (2015). Everyday Grammar. Video. Available on the website: https://learningenglish.voanews.com/a/six-differences-between-british-and-american-english/3063720.html
Pedroza, Rojas, Olga Andrea (2017). Differences between British and American Accent in the speaking section at the IELTS Exam. Canva, Online presentation. Available on the website: https://www.canva.com/design/DACgxzkync4/SVttjDLW2IkDr7V_VvFAmw/view?utm_content=DACgxzkync4&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=sharebutton
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In this first week, we are going to see the main features of the American Accent, which will aid you in the international exam IELTS General.  For that reason, this section is split in 5 spaces: Observation (exercise 1), Explanation, Deduction (exercise 2), Practice (exercise 3) and Creation (exercise 4).

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In this second week, we are going to see the main features of the British Accent, which will aid you in the international exam IELTS General.  For that reason, this section is split in 6 spaces: Observation (exercise 1), Explanation, Deduction (exercise 2), Practice (exercises 3 and 4) and Creation (exercise 5).

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In this third week, we are going to see the differences between American and British Accent, which will aid you in the international exam IELTS General.  For that reason, this section is split in 5 spaces: Observation (exercise 1), Explanation, Deduction (exercise 2), Practice (exercise 3) and Creation (exercise 4).

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Each section has extra resources which have the purpose of making the information clearer for the candidate. Besides that, the use of the technology in this learning process is a great tool to reinforce English as second language.

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In this learning object, the candidate will appreciate information about the American and British Accent, which can be used at the International Exam IELTS General. In order to achieve this goal, this learning object takes into account the "Action Approach" proposed by Claire Bourguignon (2006), in which the student is a social actor at the classroom. Besides that, it is based on the "8 Steps of Material Design" proposed by Tomlinson (2011) and it follows the steps of the instructional design "ADDIE".