Homophone = a word that is pronounced like another word but has a different spelling or meaning, for example some, sum
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MY AIMS To add links for British English grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, phonetics, British culture etc. To add good links written by any nationality but must be non-American English To write about useful online dictionaries etc, books to buy etc. To give tips to help with pronunciation etc. This is a work in progress! Please become a member of my blog so that you can comment and make suggestions to improve my blog.
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- Sheila
- I qualified as a TEFL teacher in 2001 and moved to Spain immediately afterwards. I taught, mainly in the village, to all ages and up to B2 level. I am passionate about pronunciation and the phonetic alphabet which I believe is the key to improving speaking and listening skills. Any of my current and former students will tell you that I never stop talking about the need for the phonetic alphabet to be taught to all students learning English! I returned to the UK just over a year ago and I still am in contact with many ex pupils and students.
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