The PTE Academic Speaking Ultimate Guide to Pronunciation

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[@matthieudevie4171]

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[@thomasadoteipappoe4859]

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[@E2PTE]

Great job!

[@maislasouza5793]

I'm from Brazil❤. Thank you so much for helping us pronounce properly

[@chetanmore6308]

Lot of new learning, Thanks Jay!

[@E2PTE]

You''re welcome!

[@noorazeeliaabdulmanan786]

By far, the best lesson on pronunciation. Thank you!

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Thank you so much! Jay and Amber are the best teachers!

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[@ryuken7777]

Amber's voice is so sweet

[@manojmendis6558]

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[@MaluMiranda-v9e]

Is Amber a tutor in the E2 Pronunciation course? She is amazing!!

[@TheEcijan]

studied for four days using this videos.passed my exam today.

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Thank you so much for your excellent presentation :)

[@farjanaboby2927]

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[@kopilakc8399]

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[@za6724]

There's no download FREE Ultimate Pronunciation Guide, I gave my email and it's saying "Start Trial" ! Can you please help to find the "download"?

[@keerthan4081]

Hey Jay thanks for all your videos I've scored 80 my requirement was 65 only but with the help of your videos and some preparation I got good score was trying to donate some through the PayPal link unfortunately in India it isn't showing as an option it's just saying it's not available in this location. Would love it do it any other way as well please let me know or something.🙏

[@trakba]

In intonation, how to we know which word and which syllable in that word is the peak ?

[@E2PTE]

In intonation, the peak of the intonation pattern usually corresponds to the most stressed word or syllable in a sentence. Here are some guidelines to help identify the peak: Content Words vs. Function Words: Content words (nouns, main verbs, adjectives, and adverbs) typically carry more stress than function words (prepositions, conjunctions, and auxiliary verbs). The peak often falls on a content word. Emphasis: If a speaker wants to emphasize a particular word to convey meaning or emotion, that word will usually have the peak. For example, in the sentence "I really like chocolate," "chocolate" would be the peak. Sentence Type: In questions, the peak often rises at the end or at the stressed word. In statements, the peak might fall at the main stressed word. Syllable Stress: Within a word, the syllable that is most emphasized will often be the peak. For example, in the word "information," the second syllable is stressed, making it the peak: in-for-MA-tion. Pitch Movement: Listen for changes in pitch. The peak is often where the pitch rises to its highest point before falling. Practicing with audio resources, such as songs or spoken English, can help you become more familiar with identifying intonation peaks in different contexts.

[@sujeewairangani505]

VERY CLERALY THAKS.

[@E2PTE]

Thank you!

[@aldeanacampos7573]

Amazing video. Just a comment to Jay, I'm from Brazil, and we don't have the rolled R in Brazil, as mentioned. But I love your videos. Very well done. Thank you, guys.

[@tamaramoura186]

aMAzing video. I LOVED it

[@rosemarymurangiri4012]

That was great.

[@rajasaeed99]

Hi , Does accent matter ?? I have Australian accent so that would be ok ?? Thanks

[@trakba]

How do you know which word or semi-word to say out loud.

[@E2PTE]

To determine which word or semi-word to emphasize when speaking, focus on identifying key information, such as content words (nouns, main verbs, adjectives, and adverbs) that carry the core meaning of your message. Emphasize new information or important details relevant to the context of the conversation. Pay attention to natural intonation patterns, where stressed words often have a higher pitch or are louder. Additionally, practice listening to fluent speakers and imitating their emphasis and intonation, which can help you become more confident in your spoken communication.

[@kamruzzamanpalash]

It's really a great video. I am from Bangladesh. Do you have an analysis of the comparison of Bengali and English sounds? What are the common and what are not?

[@martharamirez1057]

I would like to know when spanish´ native is going to be published ?

[@abrarali7823]

My entire attention was drawn to Jay's lips-how he bit his lips while looking at the miss.

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[@kamalraii1]

I got 19 in pronunciation how to improve this

[@gokhannnbey6881]

thanks

[@gurpreetgir9100]

Very useful video

[@betinaaksoz6246]

Hi Jay. I've used e2 language youtube videos to prepare for the PTE-A and I've received an overall score of 86 today (Listening:90, Reading: 81, Speaking: 90, Writing:86). Thank you and good luck everyone!

[@ranjitsingh8586]

Hy please share experience with me my test on tomorrow

[@chukwuemekaeke2022]

Hi please share experience with me, I have written the test 5times and still can’t pass speaking task. What do u suggest? Please

[@betinaaksoz6246]

@@chukwuemekaeke2022 Let go of the fear of making a mistake. Just talk. Don't try to give perfect answers. Take many mock tests as you can until you feel comfortable with the exam format. If you have a problem with pronounciation, focus on that first. That is all I can say. Good luck😊

[@swastikadhungana4736]

Can you please help me

[@betinaaksoz6246]

@@swastikadhungana4736 What do you need help for?

[@videonews8905]

This is, in my opinion, the biggest turndown about these tests. All of them. The same word can be pronounced zillion different ways with zillion accents and nobody can decide which is correct. We have US, CAN, UK, AU, SA, NZ and more… Each saying the same word in a different way.

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make youtube speed 0.5 to understand Emma's tongue twister :)

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[@ahmedhakam6688]

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