FREE CLASS: Using the Phonetic Alphabet in an English Class #3 

Tuesday, August 07 2012 | 8:00 PM (Central European Standard Time)

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This is a FREE language class for students and teachers of English or ESL (English as a Second Language).

We're going to look at using the phonetic alphabet (NEA) to teach connected speech in English. This is a really fun topic! I love teaching it, and I hope that you will grow to love it too. :)

We will look at how to use the phonetic alphabet in an English class to illustrate the differences between spelling and sounds in the English language, and to help students improve their pronunciation skills.

Please plug in your mic or webcam if you would like to speak during the class!

See you there! ;)

Language of instruction: English

Keywords: english, esl, free

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About Matt Purland
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Hi there!

I'm a qualified English teacher with more than ten years of experience teaching EFL / ESL - in the classroom and online.

My website is called English Banana.com. There you can download over 1,500 free printable worksheets, as well as complete books for students and teachers. Click below to go there now:

http://www.englishbanana.com/online-english-class-native-speaker.html

I'm the author of the Talk a Lot Free Spoken English course, which is a free download available from:

http://www.englishbanana.com/talkalot/

The first two Talk a Lot books have been downloaded more than 420,000 times.

My Skype name is: talkalotenglish

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Matt Purland is a lecturer in English Language. He has a BA Honours degree in Drama from the University of Wales and a Postgraduate Certificate in Further Education from the University of Derby. In 2002 he launched English Banana.com, which has become a hugely popular English language learning resource website (see above for more info).

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