Banter with Bridget: Recent Episodes
Bridget Rennard
Practice your English pronunciation with a variety of exercises that you can complete at home or on-the-go.
Learn about a few scenarios in which you can use infinitives and practice with some example sentences.
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Learn about uncountable nouns and what makes them different from countable nouns.
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Learn about countable nouns, ways they can be modified, and practice with some sentences.
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Learn about and practice another way that linking is utilized in American English: connecting two identical consonants to each other.
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Practice your pronunciation of various common acronyms in American English, and focus on putting the stress on the last letter in the acronym.
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Practice a variety of sentences with words containing "qu" such as equator, quit, and quiet.
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Keep practicing your use of articles (the, a, an) in American English. Learn about when to use each article and exceptions to the rules.
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Learn about the articles "a," "an," and "the" in American English, when each one is used, and practice with some example sentences. Stay tuned for more episodes about when to use these specific words.
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Practice your pronunciation of words containing the letters Q and U, like quiet, quiz, and acquire.
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Learn about the concept of linking in American English and practice linking words ending in consonants to word beginning with vowels.
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Continue practicing your pronunciation of the consonant /r/ in American English with some sentences.
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Practice your pronunciation of the letter "R" in American English with various sentences.
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Learn about how to produce the letter "R" in American English and practice your pronunciation of many words containing /r/.
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Continue practicing your pronunciation of the consonant /l/ with various sentences and tongue twisters.
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Learn about the position of the tongue when saying the letter "L" and practice your pronunciation of this consonant in words and in sentences.
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Review and practice the vowels /ɛ/ (as in "men") and /æ/ (as in "mat") in a variety of phrases and sentences.
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Learn about two similar vowels /æ/ (as in "that") and /ɛ/ (as in "bed") and practice your pronunciation with some minimal pairs.
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Improve your pronunciation by practicing phrases and sentences that contain the vowels /i/ (pronounced as "eee") and /I/ (pronounced as "ih").
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In this episode, learn about the two vowels /i/ as in "heat" and /I/ as in "hit." Listen to how these two vowels are different and practice producing some words that contain these vowels with me. Happy listening!
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So what's this all about anyways?
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