English Speaking
Browse our collection of interactive English speaking and language learning activities.
Mastering the Voiceless 'TH' Sound (/θ/)
Practice the voiceless 'TH' sound. Listen and record the sentences, choose the correct word in the minimal pairs, and unscramble the final sentences.
Mastering /r/ and /l/ Sounds
Practice distinguishing and pronouncing the liquid consonants /r/ and /l/. Complete the listening, recording, and sentence scrambling activities.
Vowel Sounds: /eɪ/ vs. /aɪ/
Master the difference between the /eɪ/ and /aɪ/ vowel sounds with this interactive pronunciation lesson, designed to help beginner ESL learners improve their English accent and listening skills.
Vowel Contrast: /ʌ/ vs. /ɑː/
Improve your English pronunciation with this interactive lesson focusing on the tricky /ʌ/ and /ɑː/ vowel sounds. Practice with minimal pairs, listen & record, and sentence scrambles to speak more clearly.
Meet the Laziest Sound Ever!
Practice the most common unstressed sound in English. Listen carefully to the audio cues, record your pronunciation, and test your listening skills with minimal pairs and word scrambles.
Pronunciation Practice: /uː/ vs. /ʊ/
Master the tricky English vowel contrast between /uː/ and /ʊ/ with this interactive pronunciation lesson. Practice minimal pairs like pool vs pull, listen to target sentences, and test your ears with dictation scramble.
Long /iː/ vs. Short /ɪ/ Vowels
Listen to the audio examples, record your voice to compare, and practice distinguishing between these two similar vowel sounds.
Aspiration
Learn how some sounds need a puff of air at the beginning of words.
Voiced and Voiceless Sounds
Master the difference between voiced and voiceless sounds in English! This interactive A2 pronunciation lesson helps you feel vocal cord vibrations, practice minimal pairs, and improve your spoken English clarity.
Introduction to Pronunciation
Improve your English communication with this interactive A2 pronunciation lesson! Discover why speaking clearly matters and learn how recording your own voice can rapidly boost your confidence and language skills.
"A" or "An" Historical?
Learn how syllable stress shifts between history and historical. Use our humming trick to master natural English rhythm in this helpful intermediate ESL guide.
What is your name?
Learn how to introduce yourself, spell your name using the English alphabet, and ask for repetition in this easy A1 Engl...