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EPISODE · Feb 22, 2025 · 4 MIN

Practice Pronouncing the ‘AIR’ Sound in Standard American English | Professional Examples

from Clarity Accent Modification · host Carol Edgel, M.Ed., CCC-SLP

Practice Pronouncing the ‘AIR’ Sound in Standard American English | Professional Examples In this video, we’ll practice pronouncing the vocalic “AIR” sound in Standard American English, using words and sentences common in professional and social settings. ✔️ Master the “AIR” sound in words like “care,” “share,” and “prepare” ✔️ Improve your pronunciation through real-life sentence practice ✔️ Speak more clearly and confidently in work and everyday communication This lesson is ideal for ESL learners, professionals, and anyone looking to refine their American English accent. 👉 Want personalized help with your accent? Visit https://www.clarityaccent.com to book a session. 🎧 Prefer to listen? Follow the audio version on your favorite podcast platform — just search for @clarityaccent. 🎥 Prefer to watch? Subscribe to my YouTube channel @clarityaccent for weekly accent tips and pronunciation practice. #americanenglish #airsound #englishpronunciation #accenttraining #clarityaccent #speakclearly #esl  

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