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PROFT · RELAXED PRONUNCIATION · SOUND NATURAL

Hear what natives really say.

Going to becomes gonna, did you becomes didja, I do not know becomes I dunno. Relaxed Pronunciation trains your ear and your voice with the reduced forms of everyday English.

8 units13 activities per unitVoice recognitionSpeed games
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HOW A WORKOUT WORKS

Every unit is a complete workout

Each section opens the next. Mark each activity as complete and your progress is saved.

1

Learn the contrast

How each sound is made, a Spanish speaker alert and examples with audio.

2

Train your ear

Which word?, odd one out, and real sentences where one sound changes the meaning.

3

Speak

The pairs lab with voice recognition: the app tells you which version it heard.

4

Use it

Pairs in context and a short dialogue to shadow with the marks.

5

Play

Sound order, memory, a 45-second speed round and the sound sorter.

6

Prove it

Record and compare, read and pronounce, and a final quiz to pass the unit.

THE PROGRAM

8 units, how English really sounds

Start with Unit 1 and follow the order: each unit builds on the previous one.

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The lazy vowel

/ə/ · schwa

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Gonna, wanna, gotta

going to · want to · got to

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Whatcha doin? Blending with you and me

did you · what are you · let me

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Coulda, shoulda, woulda

could have · tell him

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Contractions that glide

I'll · we'd · they're

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Dropped g: goin' and doin'

-ing · -in

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Casual replies: dunno, yeah, nope

I don't know · yes · no

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Relaxed challenge

review · all relaxed forms

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Part of the PROFT route

Relaxed Pronunciation works best next to Presencia and La música del Inglés: learn the rhythm there, relax the words here.

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