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Pronounce -ed Endings Correctly: /t/, /d/, or /ɪd/
Learn the simple rule to pronounce -ed endings as /t/, /d/, or /ɪd/ based on the final sound of the root verb to improve your spoken English.
Link Words by Connecting Consonants to Vowels
Learn how to link words in English by connecting final consonants to starting vowels to sound more natural and fluent.
The best apps to practice English speaking in 2026
An honest comparison of English speaking apps — SpeakRight, ELSA Speak, BoldVoice, Speeko, and Praktika — plus free ways to practice, and how to choose based on the problem you're actually solving.
The best way to practice English speaking alone
No partner? You can still build real speaking skill on your own. Here are the most effective solo practice methods — shadowing, self-talk, recording, and AI conversation — and how to combine them.
How to reduce your accent in English (without losing your voice)
A realistic guide to reducing your accent in English — what actually causes an accent, which features to prioritize, and how to sound clearer without trying to erase who you are.
How to improve your English pronunciation: a practical guide
A step-by-step way to improve your English pronunciation on your own — train your ear first, shadow native audio, drill the sounds your language lacks, and get feedback per word.