pronunciation, the way a word is said, stress, extra force used on one syllable in a word, syllable, one part of a word that is pronounced as one sound, silent letter, a letter that is written but not pronounced, vowel sound, a sound made without blocking the air, such as in “cat” or “food”, consonant sound, a sound made by stopping or narrowing the air, such as /b/, /t/, or /s/, long vowel, a vowel sound that is held for a longer time, such as /iː/ in “green”, short vowel, a quick vowel sound, such as /ɪ/ in “sit”, word stress, the syllable in a word that is said more strongly, sentence stress, the important words in a sentence that are said more strongly, pronounce clearly, to say words in a way that is easy to understand, repeat after, to say the same words after another speaker, sound similar, to have nearly the same pronunciation, difficult sound, a sound that is hard for a learner to say correctly, tongue position, the place where your tongue is when making a sound, mouth shape, the position of your lips and mouth when making a sound, accent, the way people pronounce words in a particular region or country, record yourself, to make an audio recording of your own voice, listen carefully, to pay close attention to how something is said

B1 Flashcards — Pronunciation Challenges

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