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Pronunciation of ‘th’
How to pronounce the ‘th’ sound There are two types of ‘th’ sounds – one where we use our voice (these, that) and one where we don’t (think, both). We can know whether we are using our voice or not by...
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Pronunciation – Final ‘d’
How to pronounce the ‘d’ sound To pronounce /d/, we have our mouth slighly open; we put our tongue behind our top teeth and then move it to release a small puff of air. We make the exact same movement...
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Pronounciation of W
How to Pronounce ‘W’ To make the ‘W’ sound, make your lips round in the shape of a small circle. Then, stick them out enough, so they do not touch your teeth. Keep the back portion of your tongue high...
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Consolidate and deepen your understanding of English and how it really works with one-to-one online English grammar lessons. These important and interesting classes cover all areas of language and are...
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Announcement – EnglishwithJo now offering Grammar Lessons
I am pleased to announce that English With Jo & Team is now offering online Grammar Lessons. Students can now choose whether they wish to take conversation/speaking lessons, grammar lessons or a...
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Interview with All Ears English on The Royal Family
An Interview with Jo about The Royal Family Last month, Jo was interviewed by the wonderful Lindsay and Gabby from All Ears English, a great website for advanced English learners where you can...
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