Phonetics  Learn the sounds of American English  with this complete phonetics course from the University of Iowa. Video and audio clips provided.

English Pronunciation Lessons  Watch Jennifer's YouTube lessons on English pronunciation. (Move your mouse button and you'll get the complete list).

The Consonant Sounds of English  Click on a consonant's phonemic symbol for practice with audio.

Short Videos of the sounds of English: the sounds, sample words, and sentences; the blog posts on the right are additional videos.

Heteronyms and Homophones - Don't miss these very clear videos.

Stress in Words and Sentences A video  introduction to an important feature of English pronunciation.

The Vowel Sounds of English   Click on a vowel's phonemic symbol for extensive practice with vowels.

Authentic American Pronunciation Scroll to the complete index of free pronunciation exercises for this site.

Can vs. Can't - a YouTube video from English with Stacy

Pronouncing past participles - a YouTube video from English with Stacy

Linking with vowels - a YouTube video from English with Stacy

Linking with Vowels 2 - a YouTube video from English with Stacy

Alphabet video - Learn to spell words clearly, especially over the phone.

SONGS  For best results, scroll down to YouTube Videos of This Song (Bicycle Built for Two). For many other songs, use the links under Previous Songs & Other Things.

Pronunciation practice with Ads  Practice your pronunciation with these interactive exercises with TV commercials.

Minimal Pair Practice  Listen to two words, and then listen and choose the word you hear.

Sounds of English and IPA  Scroll down to the International Phonetic Alphabet  (IPA) chart.  Each phonetic sound has two example words.  Click on Amer to hear the pronunciation of the words in American English.

Repeat After Us  Repeat After Us is a collection of stories, poems, classics, fables, etc. From the pull down menu at the top you can select a category of literature to listen to and practice. The works are spoken slowly and clearly for pronunciation practice.

Every Day Poets  Practice a new short poem each day to improve your pronunciation.