PRINCIPLES OF ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION: BRITISH-BASED PRONUNCIATION
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British English, Received Pronunciation (RP), phonetics, consonants, vowels, stress patterns, intonation, syllable structure, diphthongs, pronunciation rulesAbstract
The principles of English pronunciation are essential for effective communication and understanding in the English language. In this guide, we will focus on the British-based pronunciation, which is widely used across the United Kingdom and many other English-speaking countries. Understanding and mastering British-based pronunciation can help improve your accent, clarity, and overall fluency when speaking English. By learning the rules and principles of British pronunciation, you can enhance your communication skills and sound more natural when conversing with native speakers. Let's explore the key principles of English pronunciation in a British context to help you refine your speaking abilities.
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