Virtually vur-choo-uh-lee
Direction dih-rek-sheen
Did not – Didn’t did-nt
Realize ree-uh-lahyz
Has- have
Haz-Hav or haf as a f
Particular per-tik-kuh-ler
Instead in-sted
Enjoying en-joi-yeen
Turning tur-ning
Reality ree-al-li-tee
Friend frend (trend)
Late leyt
Reminding ree-min-ding
Constantly kon-stuh nt-li
Really ria-lee
Started-start stahrt
Ed-talking about the past.
Purpose pur-pes
Secondary sekənˌderē
Graduation gra-joo-ey-sheen
Managed man-nage
Attain uh-teen
Reasonable ree-zeen-nuh-bol
Qualified kwo-luh-fyd
Program pro-gram
Chose-choose-
Chohz- chooz
Association uh-soh-see-ey-sheen
Degree di-gree
Tourism toor-ri-zim
Management man-nage-gi-meen-t
Aptitude ap-ti-tood
When you read, read the phonetic spelling that I wrote it under the word. Or if you don’t really understand the phonetic spelling then just separating the words into parts. Listen to the word & try to say the words slowly then try to say medium to fast.
For example I use the word association and this is not the phonetic spelling it just separating the words into parts.
: A-sso-ci-a-tion

So, there are 3 ways to pronounce the ED- ending in English.
“ED” After the verbs ending in a T/D sound : Wanted, decided, ended, exploded,
“T” After verbs ending on K,S,P,X,F,SH, AND CH sound: Missed=misst, fixed=fixt, liked=likt, stopped=stopt, laughed=laft, brushed=brusht, watched=watcht, developed=developt
“D” Arrived= a-rrivd don’t say a-rriv-ed
Cleaned=cleand, played=playd, used=usd, called=calld, allowed=allowd

You can listen to some of the English music or English word video and then stop the video and try repeat the words after until you get it right. *And when you read, read out loud. Because when you read out loud you’ll hear your voice more clearly and you’ll notice your pronunciation more.
Try to improve your pronunciation, I suggest you to record your own voice when speak English and listen to it, like not every day, but whenever you can. Because when you listen to your own voice you’ll realize the different between you and them. So you can make change in your voice.
Common Errors
“Everybody are happy” X
“Everybody is happy” yes “I’ll explain you the problem” X
“I’ll explain the problem to you” Yes

**And have confidence in yourself.

And I want you to read this over and over again.
Peter piper picked a peck of peppers. Did Peter Piper pick a peck of pickled peppers? If Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers, where’s the peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked?
She sells sea-shells on the sea shore. The shells she sells are sea-shells, I’m sure. For if she sells sea-shells on the sea-shore, then I’m sure she sells sea-shore shells.

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