Welcome To The Pronunciation Resources Page

Here you will find some exercises to help you learn to speak some of the harder and often confused English consonants and vowels.

Note: These exercises are from a North American accent. I am from Pennsylvania in the U.S. As you well know, English pronunciation is different among English speaking countries.

I included this on my site, because I know the frustration you can experience with some of the sounds that are similar and those that are difficult to pronounce.

It was only after I started studying linguistics in Dallas, Texas that I started applying pronunciation practice to my studies.

It made a huge difference in my ability to pronounce the languages I was studying.

I hope these exercises help you with English as much as they helped me.

 Minimal Pairs "e" and "a" 

Minimal Pairs "i" and "e" 

Minimal Pairs "a" "e" and "I" 

Minimal Pairs "r" and "l" 

Minimal Pairs "s" and "th" 

Minimal Pairs "p" and "f" 

Minimal Pairs "b" and "v"