1. Learn phonetic symbols: English has a set of international phonetic symbols that can help you pronounce words accurately. Phoneme is a kind of marking symbol, and each symbol represents a specific phoneme (phoneme is the smallest pronunciation unit that constitutes a language). You can learn and be familiar with English phonetic symbols through online materials, dictionaries and textbooks.
2. Dividing syllables: Dividing words into syllables can help you understand and pronounce them better. Divide words into different syllables according to the pronunciation rules of syllables.
3. Pronunciation rules: Learn some common rules of English pronunciation, such as the pronunciation of vowels and consonants. These rules can help you pronounce correctly.
4. Word stress: In polysyllabic words, one syllable will be pronounced more strongly and obviously, which is called stressed syllable. Learning the stress rules of words can help you understand and pronounce better.
5. Listening training: through listening training, improve the pronunciation understanding and accuracy of English words. We can enhance our hearing recognition ability by listening to recordings, watching English videos and talking with native English speakers.
6. Deliberate practice: use network resources and app to pronounce words or practice with others to strengthen the memory and mastery of word pronunciation.
Some differences in pronunciation between American English and British English
Pronunciation of vowels: American English and British English differ in the pronunciation of some vowels. For example, the sound "a" usually appears in American English/? /But in British English/? /。 For example, "cat" is pronounced /k in American English. T/, pronounced /k in British English? t/.
2. Pronunciation of consonants: The pronunciation of some consonants is also different between the two accents. For example, the "r" sound is generally voiced/? /,but in British English it is mostly unvoiced /r/. For another example, the sound "t" is sometimes pronounced as /d/ in American English, but it is usually not pronounced as /t/ in British English.
3. Weak reading: American English is more prominent than British English in continuous reading and weak reading. American English tends to weaken and omit some syllables in sentences, while British English keeps more syllables.
4. Phonetic differences: American English and British English have some differences when using phonetic symbols to express pronunciation. For example, "?" The use of sound in American English/? /,and use /a in British English? /。