Pronunciation Review

Pronunciation Review

Enhance your English pronunciation with our professional analysis.
How it works:
- Record yourself reading carefully selected passages that showcase English sounds.
- Your recording is individually analysed by a specialist in pronunciation coaching.
- A couple of days later you receive a personalised report highlighting your pronunciation strengths and challenges - see images below.
Note that this assessment is based on British English pronunciation.
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On the next page you will find several pieces of text to record yourself reading. Read at a natural pace - not too fast, not too slow. For best results:
- Find a quiet room with minimal background noise
- Position yourself about 15-20 cm from your microphone
- Speak clearly but naturally, as you would in a professional setting
You can save your progress and finish the assessment later - just click 'Save' at the bottom of the next page.

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Peter attended the biggest technology conference in Bristol last December. The tickets were expensive, but his company paid for them. During the keynote, the CEO talked about digital transformation. Peter took notes on his tablet and gathered brochures from different companies. At the end of the day, he had dinner with colleagues near the convention centre.*
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Many families visited the new national museum that opened in spring. Among the most interesting exhibits was an ancient coin collection from nine countries. The timing couldn't have been better, with summer coming and more tourists arriving. Some paintings in the main hall were stunning, especially those showing mountain landscapes. The management announced plans for extending opening hours during holidays.*
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The weather forecast shows several changes coming our way. They've predicted heavy rain for Thursday and Friday, with some sunshine on Saturday. The south will face strong winds, while the north should remain calm. Those living near the coast should take care as high tides are expected. Television presenters suggest that farmers may wish to harvest their crops earlier than usual.*
Text 4
Jane met her children at the entrance of the wildlife park. They were excited to see the cheetahs which had arrived from a conservation project. The journey featured a chance to watch juvenile orangutans playing in their environment. The judge from the photography competition chose a picture of a giraffe reaching for branches as the winning image.*
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William and Laura were looking at holiday options for their family. They wanted somewhere with warm weather, lovely beaches, and relaxing activities. Their youngest son was learning to swim and would love a hotel with a large pool. Yesterday, they visited a travel agency where a consultant showed them various resorts in Europe. They liked the yellow brochure with luxurious villas*
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The new university library sits at the centre of the campus. It has six floors full of books on different subjects. The building was completed last autumn after three years of construction. Students can sit and read in comfortable chairs near the big windows. On the top floor, you can have coffee and look at the view. The library opens from seven until ten, giving students plenty of time to study.*
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Today we drove around the countryside near our home. The railway runs alongside the road for about five miles before turning toward the coast. We stopped at an ideal place for a picnic, where clear water flowed through a stream. The noise from the nearby town was barely audible here. The boy selling ice cream told us about a fair in the square tomorrow. We enjoyed our tea while admiring the view.*
Text 8
Betty Botter bought some butter. But, she said, this butter’s bitter. If I put it in my batter, it will make my batter bitter, but a bit of better butter ill make my batter better. So she bought a bit of butter better than her bitter butter, and she put it in her batter and it made her batter better. So it was better Betty Botter bought a bit of better butter.*
Please click 'Submit' when you have completed all your recordings. If you have any difficulties, or would like any further information, please get in touch via email. Your report will be emailed to the address you provided earlier, typically within three business days.

Disclaimer

This assessment is not a replacement for a guided session with a pronunciation coach. While the results will be compiled by an expert, the assessment is based on a limited data set and is designed for general information only. Occasionally, if the quality of the sound files received is not sufficiently good, it may not be possible to analyse the production of certain speech sounds. Progress in pronunciation is non-linear and varies based on individual factors.
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