Hey everyone,

My goal is to help you improve your English pronunciation. With a better pronunciation your speech will be much more clear and your interview will go much more smooth. You will land a job easier. All in all, you will make people you talk to understand you.

Viva understanding!
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Among 7 people who came to the free session last night no one knew how to make a short 'i' sound. It was not that they couldn't make that sound; it's that they didn't know how to position their mouth properly.Nevertheless, I am sure that now all of them understand how to make that sound.

Again, please notice that pronunciation doesn't euqal the accent. Pronunciation should come first, then the accent.

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"smooth" --- adj.
"easier" --adj.
"It's" -- Present tense.
"mouth" -- sigular noun.

Hope those are only typos. ;)

"smooth" --- adj.
"easier" --adj.
"It's" -- Present tense.
"mouth" -- sigular noun.

Hope those are only typos. ;)

I like talking about those 'typos', if any.
1) By 'go', I meant 'become', so the word can be followed by an adjective.For example: The fans go crazy
2)By 'easier', I meant 'You will land a job easier (than before)', so 'easier' here serves as an adverb. How about 'easier(than before), you will land a job'?
3)In 'It WAS not that they couldn't make that sound; it's that they didn't know how to position their mouth properly', do you think that I cannot use "it's"? I think that I have used a pass tense 'was' prior to the "it's" and considering that this is a parallel structure, I picked up a short form, i.e., "it's". Is it alright?
4)By 'mouth' in 'how to position their mouth' I emphasized the MOUTH of the every person, not all of them
(for this one, your correction could be right. But I prefer a single noun to a plural noun here)
A question to you. How do you translate '他们每一个人的嘴‘ into English? :)) I don't expect that you say 'the mouth of the every one'.

Cool_China

Hi, Bennie,
The following sentence is from Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary:

'One of the students has left their book behind.'

How do you think?

1) As I know, "go" can not be a copular verb. Here I think "get" or "become" will be a better choice. And if you use it as an adj., "smoother" is better than "much more".
But......after checking the dictionary, sometimes you can use smooth as smoothly. ~_~!

2) Agree.

3) I think "It's" is not equal to "It was".

4) I still prefer "their mouths", or "each one's mouth". ^_^!

You'd better study now.
You had better study now

Two sentences are equal.

Hey everyone,
My goal is to help you improve your English pronunciation. With a better pronunciation your speech will be much more clear (clearer) and your interview will go much more smooth (more smoothly). You will land a job easier(more easily). All in all, you will make people you talk to understand you.

Viva understanding!
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