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Today I chat about robots. FREE listening. I invite you to learn American English from me, Edith, at Edith Chats. I am a native speaker with over three decades of experience teaching English in the classroom and online.
Grammar explanation: "A" before words starting with U. Do we use the article “a" or “an” before a word starting with the letter U? Find out during this episode.
Listen and learn American English from an experienced online English language teacher.
Today I chat about becoming a digital nomad. Learn vocabulary and pronunciation.
Listen and learn American English from an experienced online English language teacher.
Today I chat about becoming a digital nomad. Learn pronunciation.
Listen and learn American English from an experienced online English language teacher.
Today I chat about becoming a digital nomad. Learn vocabulary and pronunciation.
Listen and learn American English from an experienced online English language teacher.
Today I chat about becoming a digital nomad. Learn vocabulary and pronunciation.
Listen and learn American English from an experienced online English language teacher.
Edith Chats is a podcast for learning American English by an experienced English teacher with over 30 years of experience teaching ESL.
This episode of Edith Chats discusses words ending in -TAIN, particularly words that are mispronounced.
Most -TAIN endings are pronounced as [ teyn ] /teɪn/.
Others are pronounced as [tn] /tn/ or [tuhn] / tən /.
Make sure you know how to pronounce words ending in -TAIN.
Learn how to pronounce the following words correctly:
Mountain
Curtain
Certain
Fountain
Uncertain
"Vitamin D and keeping diseases at bay" listening exercise at a slow to medium speed.
Listen and learn American English vocabulary and phrases from an experienced online native speaker of American English.
"Vitamin D and keeping diseases at bay" listening exercise at a slow to medium speed.
Listen and learn American English vocabulary and phrases from an experienced online native speaker of American English.
Episode 2, "Vitamin D and keeping diseases at bay" Vocabulary development.
"Vitamin D and keeping diseases at bay" listening exercise at a slow to medium speed.
Listen and learn American English vocabulary and phrases from an experienced online native speaker of American English.
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