95K views · 1.9K reactions | In this lesson we will set the bases of phonetics, we will learn about vowel sounds, what is the vowel space and what is and how to read an IPA chart. I will try to share mini lessons fortnightly so stay tuned for the following lessons. If you're interested in joining our live and online courses email info.onlinelanguagelessons@gmail.com or visit www.onlinelanguagelessons.uk | Aurora's Online Language Lessons | Facebook

These are the sounds on the vowel chart released by the International Phonetic Association. For tutorials on how to say the sounds, head over to: https://pronunciationstudio.com/vowel-chart/ #vowelsounds #phonetics #englishpronunciation #teachpronunciation #language | Pronunciation Studio

The long ‘e’ sound. Here are three ways to write the long ‘e’ sound. I would recommend teaching students ‘ee’ first but there are bo rules to help students know which one to use. Lots of phonics programs have different rhymes to recognise different complex sounds. E.g: ee- what do you see. ea- cup of tea. e-e- go Pete and Steve! By having rhymes, children can ask when spelling- what ‘e’ is it? Your reply: its ‘e’ cup of tea! #phonics #rhymes #spelling #reading #complexsounds #english #learnengli

Learn the types of vowels in English: short vowels, long vowels,...