/a/ vowel pronunciation in English. The difference between the 'a' and 'ah' sounds.

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In this video you will learn the correct vowel pronunciation for the /a/ vowel sound. This video will teach you how to tell the difference between the 'a' and 'ah' vowel sounds. If you say the ah sound instead of the a vowel sound these exercises will help you correct your pronunciation and learn the correct pronunciation for this sound. This video contains practise words and practise sentences for English pronunciation. I've included how to place your mouth for the 'a' sound also. If you struggle to pronounce vowels correctly I've included a great tip on how to correct your pronunciation of other English vowels that you might find difficult to tell the difference between. Stay posted for my new pronunciation training program coming soon: How to Pronounce Difficult English Words!


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