7 ENGLISH TECHNIQUES THAT WILL HELP YOU IMPROVE YOUR ACCENT AND PRONUNCIATION

In this video, we’ll dive deep into the LRWESLS method – an acronym that will revolutionize your accent. Whether you’re aiming to sound like a native or just want to boost your confidence, these strategies are your ticket to pronunciation perfection.

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LRWESLS | This Acronym will change your pronunciation

1. Listen and repeat: Practice mimicking native speakers’ pronunciation.

This technique involves carefully listening to native English speakers and attempting to replicate their pronunciation as closely as possible.

  • It helps you train your ear to recognize subtle differences in sounds.
  • You’ll develop muscle memory in your mouth and tongue for producing new sounds.
  • It allows you to practice in a low-pressure environment, building your confidence.

2. Record yourself speaking: Compare your pronunciation with native speakers.

By recording your own speech and comparing it to native speakers, you can identify areas for improvement in your pronunciation.

  • You’ll become more aware of your own speech patterns and habits.
  • It provides a concrete way to track your progress over time.
  • You can focus on specific sounds or words that you find challenging.

3. Watch English media with subtitles: Observe how words are pronounced in context.

This method allows you to see and hear English being used naturally, helping you understand pronunciation in real-world situations.

  • You’ll learn how words change in connected speech.
  • It exposes you to different accents and speaking styles.
  • You can improve your listening skills while reinforcing pronunciation.

4. Exaggerate mouth movements: Practice over-articulating to improve muscle memory.

By exaggerating your mouth movements when speaking English, you can develop better control over the muscles used in pronunciation.

  • It helps you feel the difference between similar sounds more clearly.
  • You’ll become more aware of the physical aspects of pronunciation.
  • It can lead to clearer, more precise speech over time.

5. Shadow native speakers: Speak along with audio in real time.

Shadowing involves speaking along with a native speaker in real-time, matching their pace, intonation, and pronunciation as closely as possible.

  • It improves your ability to keep up with natural speech patterns.
  • You’ll internalize the rhythm and flow of English.
  • It helps you develop a more natural-sounding accent.

6. Learn intonation patterns: Practice the rise and fall of pitch in sentences.

Understanding and practicing intonation patterns helps you convey meaning more effectively and sound more natural when speaking English.

  • It allows you to express emotions and attitudes more accurately.
  • You’ll be better understood, as intonation can change the meaning of a sentence.
  • It helps you sound more native-like in your speech.

7. Slow down your speech: Focus on clarity before increasing speed.

By speaking more slowly at first, you can concentrate on pronouncing each sound correctly before working on increasing your speaking speed.

  • It gives you time to think about the correct pronunciation of each word.
  • You’ll develop better control over your speech organs.
  • It helps reduce anxiety and increases your confidence in speaking.
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