Learn the subtle differences between similar sounds whilst building muscle strength and listening accuracy. Each class is a video, quiz and sentence drill.
FAQ
In order to master these subtle differences, it requires training in listening, theory and muscle training.
Minimal pairs lessons focus on these areas, we cover the details in a video, we work on listening skills in the accompanying quiz, and we get the mouth working in the sentence drills.
12 months’ access to the minimal pairs library is included with any course purchase (online, group or individual).
If you are new to pronunciation learning, the place to start is Level 1 Pronunciation – once you have purchased your course you will have access to the library.
It depends on your first language and your level. Most learners from any language background can benefit from covering the vowel pairs to develop strength and accuracy in vowel production.
The consonant sound pairs are usually based on your first language – for example some learners will find /v/ vs /w/ very difficult, others will find that pair very easy whilst struggling with /l/ vs /r/.
If you’d like to find out which sounds you should study, take a 121 assessment to receive your personalised IPA chart.
