What is American Accent training  ( US accent training )?

The American Accent training or the US accent training is a regional accent reduction program designed to teach you everything you need to know to sound great in American English. While our English speaking programs teach you the basics of how to pronounce each sound, With this accent training program we are going to give you an in-depth understanding and usage of not only how every sound in English works, we are going to teach you stress and intonation, all of the subtle rises and falls in your pitch, how pausing while speaking works, and how all of these things change your accent and your start sounding like a native English speaker when you start using our American accent training course. Our American Accent training ( US accent training ) is a unique program that doesn’t just cover pronunciation (like how to pronounce the R or the TH), we also teach you how to use American intonation, rhythm and timing get a real native English sound.

Here are just a few of the things that you are going to learn in the American Accent Training:

• The difference between vowel sounds ‘cat’, ‘cot’, and ‘cut’. Many people confuse them.
• How to distinguish between the vowels sounds in hit and heat.
• How to correctly pronounce the vowels in ‘foot’ and ‘cook’ every time.
  The one-of-a-kind American R. You’ll do it right after our training course.
• How the Americans are saying O (and you are probably not.)
• The TH in words like think and brother.
• How to “Americanize” the L (and how to distinguish it from R if that is difficult for you.)
• How to overcome trouble sounds for your specific language background.
  How spelling affects pronunciation. (Spelling is a killer when it comes to pronunciation.)
• How to link words and sounds together so they sound smooth and natural, not stiff and choppy.
• Which words should be stressed, which words should NOT be stressed, and why.
  Basic patterns of word intonation. Once you get this down, you can start to recognise them in everything around you.
  The absolutely, without a doubt, most common sound in English. And if you didn’t learn English from childhood, you probably aren’t saying it right!
• How to recognize and pronounce the reduced words of English. This will make a huge difference in your speaking.
• How to make sure you are getting your true meaning across without offending anyone.
  And much, much more!

Module One: American Vowels

Pronouncing /a/ as in father & /ae/ as in apple
Pronouncing the uh as in fun. Comparison of uh, /a/, and /ae/
Pronouncing the /iy/ as in seat, the /i/ as in sit, and the /uw/ as in blue
Pronouncing the /u/ as in cook and the /e/ as in bed
Long and Short Vowels and English Spelling
Pronouncing the /aw/ as in cow and the /oy/ as in toy.
Pronouncing the Schwa sound
The American R (Semi-Vowel)

Module Two: American Consonants

The American L and R
Pronouncing the P, B, F, and V
Pronouncing the T, D, and -ed
Pronouncing the S, Z and TH
Pronouncing the SH, ZH, CH and J
Pronouncing the K, G, M, N, and the NG
Pronouncing the H, W, and Y
Pronunciation Review

Module Three: American Word Intonation

Introduction to the world of intonation
Intonation in words and stress patterns
Linking words together
Compound nouns and descriptive phrases
Intonation in phrasal verbs, spelling and more

Module Four : US accent Intonation

Connect words and structure words
Pronouncing structure words correctly
Rhythm and timing in speech
Speeding of modals
Emphatic and contrastive sentences
Conversational tone
Compound sentences