FREE PRONUNCIATION PRACTICE FOR A1-B2 LEARNERS
Clear Speak English
Simple English pronunciation practice for learners who want to speak more clearly, confidently and naturally.Start with the free Clear Speech Check to find out which parts of your pronunciation need more practice - then continue with simple, guided pronunciation lessons.

A calmer way to practise spoken English
Notice what is unclearFind out which sounds, endings, and speech patterns need more control.
Practise with guidanceUse short videos to listen, repeat, pause, and speak at your own pace.
Speak with more controlBuild clearer word endings, sentence stress, and pronunciation confidence.
Start with the Free Clear Speech Check
Not sure what makes your spoken English sound unclear?The Free Clear Speech Check helps you notice common pronunciation problems before you start practising.You will record yourself, follow simple daily tasks, and use guided videos to practise calmly.
You will check:
final sounds
-s and -ed endings
long and short vowels
clear sentences at normal speed
Practise:
clear word endings
common unclear sounds
word stress
sentence stress
connected speech
clearer speaking at natural speed
Ready for the next step?
Stage 1 gives you structured pronunciation practice after the Free Clear Speech Check.Instead of guessing what to practise, you follow a clear step-by-step path with short daily tasks and guided video practice.It helps you build more control over your speech, especially when you speak at normal speed.

Hi, Iām Liz
Iām an English teacher from the UK, and I help learners speak more clearly and confidently.I created Clear Speak English for learners who do not need louder, faster, more overwhelming English practice.You need calm, clear support that helps you notice what is happening in your speech and practise one step at a time.
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