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** [|Use YouTube to improve your English pronunciation.] **

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 * [|Ten dos for the IELTS speaking test]
 * [|Perfect Pronunciation - Consonant Sounds]
 * == [|Top 50 Mispronounced English Words, Common Mistakes] ==

[[file:GUIDE FOR MONOLOGUE.doc]]

 * language of discussion: [[file:discussion 1.pdf]] [[file:discussion n2.pdf]]
 * Discourse markers: [[file:Discourse markers0001.pdf]]


 * ==[|Speaking Exam]==
 * ==How to discuss:http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/radio/specials/1756_how_to_discuss/index.shtml==
 * ==Different Topics:http://www.english-at-home.com/speaking/==
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 * ==[|English conversation different levels]==
 * ==[|Learn Useful Expressions in English]==
 * ==[|Get that Job]==
 * ==[|10 common Spanish speaker mistakes]==
 * == [|10 palabras que pronuncias mal en inglés 1] ==
 * ==[|Mixing Business with Pleasure]==
 * ==[|Can, could and would for invitations, offers, requests and permission -]==
 * ==[|Describing photos]==
 * ==[|Everyday conversations: What’s your major?]==
 * ** [|HOW TO SOUND LIKE NATIVE SPEAKER] **
 * == [|Conversation Skills: How to agree or disagree] ==
 * ==** [|Sound more fluent in English] **==
 * ==[|7 Ways of Expressing Uncertainty]==
 * =[|Fortunately, obviously, seriously, ideally.]=
 * ==[|The top 10 mispronounced words in English made by foreign learners]==
 * ==[|Useful Expressions in English]==
 * [|Perfect Pronunciation - Consonant Sounds]
 * [|10 palabras que pronuncias mal en inglés 1]
 * [|Most Common Pronunciation Mistakes Heard in Oral Exams] **
 * [|10 palabras que pronuncias mal en inglés 1]
 * [|Most Common Pronunciation Mistakes Heard in Oral Exams] **
 * [|Most Common Pronunciation Mistakes Heard in Oral Exams] **

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The Chaos" by Dr. Gerard Nolst Trenité

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