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Many students want to speak English like a native. Someone asked me could students get their goal "being a native English speakers" achieved. Why not, I replied .Another question came up how that could happen? How can they speak English fluently? Is there any certain steps to follow to be an American native? My answer is of course, there are. To achieve your goal and be a native speaker you have to consider this: pronunciation and commonly used expressions should be your concern. What I am trying to say is that the more we practice pronunciation and commonly used expressions including the time of using the expressions we will be fluent. What do we mean by pronunciation? Pronunciation is the way we pronounce words or the way words come out of our mouths to achieve pronunciation we have some course that could give you some kind of help in case you are willing to do these course they will be helpful specifically for learning American Accent

1-The first one is called "Mastering the American Accent":

This course was created by Lisa Mojsin M.A, an American accent trainer.  It includes nine chapters and four CDs set to practice speaking.  Nine chapters include vowel sounds, vowels in details, consonants, problematic consonants, syllable stress, word stress, intonation, sound like a true native speaker, and memorizing the exceptions. In each chapter, you will hear the recorder saying the words and sound followed by a pause to repeat (imitate) words, sentences and some advice from successful students.

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2-Second one is called "American accent training": This course was created by Ann cook, this book was created especially for those who speaks English as a second language. The thirteen chapters include American intonation, Word connections, Cat? Caught? Cut?, The American T, The El, the American R, tee Aitch, More reduced sounds, "V" as in victory, S or Z?, Tense and lax vowels, Nasal Consonants, and Throaty Consonants.

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3-Third one is called "pronunciation in use" but remember this is a British accent: this course was created by Mark Hancock published by Cambridge University press for intermediate level. This book can be used as for classroom or self-study reference. It consists of four sections Letters and Sounds, syllables -Words- Sentences, Conversation, and Reference.

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