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Do you know any?

Thanks!

[damon@English24/7]

I don`t know of any good programs to improve pronunciation. When I have worked with students I stressed getting the natural rhythm and emphasis of English over pronunciation.

You might want to try this website until you find a good program:

http://www.uiowa.edu/~acadtech/phonetics/#.

damon

[DamianGriff]

I know that this seems like an advert, but I have set up a website which is intended to do just that - improve your pronunciation (and grammar and vocabulary) by downloading and practising a single sentence every day. (We send it to you by email.) The idea is that it is a method of practising English even if you are incredibly busy and don't have very much time for studying. If you are interested, I invite you to take a look and sign up... let me know what you think of it... bye for now, Damian. (ps click on the link at the bottom of the page - we are called "linguagum."
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www.linguagum.com provides ESL students with manageable daily mp3-format workloads as a supplement to a traditional language course or as revision.

[TrueWarrior]

Hey Guys!
It's not good to use programmes...it won't help you that much! Better watch television or got to an English-speaking country (I recommend America cause that's what most students/people all over the world learn -American English!)

Byebye