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C2 levelPractise C2 English pronunciation: compare complete final consonant clusters in clearly separated word pairs, with a focus on final clusters in precise speech.
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C2 levelPractise C2 English pronunciation: compare first consonant sounds in clearly separated word pairs, with a focus on consonants in complex formal words.
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C1 levelPractise C1 English pronunciation: compare first consonant sounds in clearly separated word pairs, with a focus on fricatives in formal vocabulary.
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C1 levelPractise C1 English pronunciation: compare last consonant sounds in clearly separated word pairs, with a focus on final consonants in academic terms.
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C1 levelPractise C1 English pronunciation: compare the /t/, /d/ and /ɪd/ sounds of regular past-tense endings, with a focus on endings in formal reporting.
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B2 levelPractise B2 English pronunciation: compare first consonant sounds in clearly separated word pairs, with a focus on consonants behind familiar spellings.
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B2 levelPractise B2 English pronunciation: compare complete final consonant clusters in clearly separated word pairs, with a focus on consonant clusters at word endings.
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B2 levelPractise B2 English pronunciation: compare the /t/, /d/ and /ɪd/ sounds of regular past-tense endings, with a focus on comparing endings in longer verbs.
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B1 levelPractise B1 English pronunciation: compare first consonant sounds in clearly separated word pairs, with a focus on initial consonant contrasts.
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B1 levelPractise B1 English pronunciation: compare last consonant sounds in clearly separated word pairs, with a focus on final sounds in everyday speech.
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B1 levelPractise B1 English pronunciation by comparing past-tense and plural endings in clear recorded word pairs.
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A2 levelPractise A2 English pronunciation: compare the /s/, /z/ and /ɪz/ sounds of everyday plural endings, with a focus on plural sounds around us.