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British English Pronunciation: Speak Clearly and Confidently

British English Pronunciation: Speak Clearly and Confidently

Be understood first time at work and in daily UK life: vowels, consonants, stress, linking and intonation for B1+ learners. Clarity, not accent removal. 50 written lessons plus 10 practice downloads.

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Expiry period	Lifetime
Made in	English
Last updated at	Wed Oct 2026
Level	Intermediate
Total lectures	60
Total quizzes	0
Total duration	10:56:00 Hours
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Short description	Be understood first time at work and in daily UK life: vowels, consonants, stress, linking and intonation for B1+ learners. Clarity, not accent removal. 50 written lessons plus 10 practice downloads.
Outcomes	Read the phonemic chart and use it to check how any English word is said Tell apart and say the vowel sounds that are easy to confuse, such as ship and sheep, and bed and bad Say the consonants that often cause misunderstandings, including the th sounds, v and w, and l and r Pronounce -s and -ed endings and consonant clusters clearly, without adding or dropping sounds Put the stress in the right place in long words, noun and verb pairs, compounds and numbers such as thirteen and thirty Use weak forms, contractions and sentence stress so your key words stand out Link words smoothly and follow fast, natural British speech more easily Use intonation for questions, lists, numbers and friendly, polite requests Spell names, give numbers, dates, addresses and postcodes, and handle phone calls, meetings and interviews clearly Write a personal pronunciation plan and record and review your own self-introduction
Requirements	English at about B1 level (intermediate) or above A phone or other device that can record your voice A willingness to read aloud and listen to your own recordings, as there is no audio A text editor or word processor, a PDF reader and spreadsheet software for the practice files, or a notebook and pen About 15 minutes for each lesson, plus time to practise