This is your space to practice, join weekly challenges, and improve your pronunciation. Start by introducing yourself—share where you’re from and your English goal! 🎤 Starter Challenge: Record yourself saying:“ I want to improve my American accent and sound more confident in English.” Post it in the group to kick off your journey!

Time to sharpen those ears and tongues! Today’s drill is all about the short /ɪ/ vs. long /iː/ sounds. Repeat these pairs slowly, then at natural speed: - ship – sheep - sit – seat - bit – beat - live – leave - hit – heat 🎧 Pro tip: Record yourself and play it back. Do you hear the difference? If not, slow it down and try again. Want to master minimal pairs and build native-like clarity step-by-step? The full method and feedback are waiting for you inside the Accent Reduction Academy. Practice, record, and share your progress below. Your clarity starts here!

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One big secret of sounding fluent isn’t just pronunciation—it’s rhythm and stress. English speakers don’t stress every word equally. Some words “pop,” while others shrink. Your task: 1. Record yourself saying this sentence two times:“I didn’t say she stole the money.” 2. Each time, stress a different word. 3. Post your recordings here and tell us how the meaning changes when you stress different words. ✨ Pro Tip: Native speakers change meaning with stress—not just vocabulary. Practicing this will instantly make you sound more natural. Post your recording in the comments and listen to others—this is how we learn faster together!

Let’s push your pronunciation this week with a fun little exercise. Your task: Say this tongue twister three times in a row — each time a little faster: “Thirty-three thirsty thinkers thought thrilling thoughts.” ✅ Tips: - Focus on the TH sound (tongue between your teeth, not “t” or “d”). - Start slow and clear, then increase speed while keeping accuracy. - Don’t worry if you make mistakes — the goal is to train your tongue and build confidence. 🎤 Post your recording in the comments below! Encourage each other and give feedback. Let’s see who can keep it clear even at high speed! 🔥