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Mend Your Speech

Harry Fleetwood
Mend Your Speech

Anyone learning American English for the first time will certainly find Mend Your Speech a useful educational tool for understanding the language’s hard to pronounce words. Native speakers may also find it interesting to notice the subtle ways language has changed in the decades since its 1961 recording.

Track Listing

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Introduction Harry Fleetwood 03:52
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Frequently Mispronounced One-Syllable Words Harry Fleetwood 01:11
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Words with Silent Letters Harry Fleetwood 01:29
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Stresses Harry Fleetwood 02:06
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Long Vowels Harry Fleetwood 01:24
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Foreign Words in English Usage Harry Fleetwood 01:51
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Slight Pronounciation Differences in Diverse Words Harry Fleetwood 04:24
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Correct Pronounciation of Frequently Mispronounced Words Harry Fleetwood 05:41
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Rip Van Winkle (abridged version) by Washington Irving read by Harry Fleetwood, a read-along story Harry Fleetwood 21:56