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Breaking down the diphthong and explaining the L sound in the word “lie”. For more free, fun videos : https://bit.ly/thespeechcoach - use code SPEAKLIKEZEV for fab discount :-)

Some things to consider when delivering a script that has only one word. For more free, fun videos : https://bit.ly/thespeechcoach - use code SPEAKLIKEZEV for fab discount :-)

Shakespeare provides very few stage directions - but if you understand the different types of vowels and how to say them with their fullest value, effective phrasing becomes easier and easier. For more free, fun videos : https://bit.ly/thespeechcoach - use code SPEAKLIKEZEV for fab discount :-)

An alliteration exercise that also sharpens up the differences between certain vowels. For more free, fun videos : https://bit.ly/thespeechcoach - use code SPEAKLIKEZEV for fab discount :-)

A great exercise for sharpening up the S sound with some added consonantal clusters.

Using this phrase to drill clusters of consonants and to illustrate the two pronunciation variations of the final vowel “integrity” and “accountability”. For some free videos, please visit British English Pronunciation - LIFETIME ACCESS : https://bit.ly/thespeechcoach

Some more thoughts on how the Neutral Standard English accent is not posh but a useful neutral gear for a speaker. For some free videos, please visit British English Pronunciation - LIFETIME ACCESS : https://bit.ly/thespeechcoach

Spoken language is a constantly changing, evolving thing and certain pronunciations can surprise or even annoy - but I’m no horrible Henry Higgins. I promise!

Understanding that stressing certain words can change your message can make it much easier to decide on exactly which words to stress. For some free videos, please visit British English Pronunciation - LIFETIME ACCESS : https://bit.ly/thespeechcoach

Using this very dramatically newsworthy phrase to show more practical phonetics in action. For some free videos, please visit British English Pronunciation - LIFETIME ACCESS : https://bit.ly/thespeechcoach

In presentations, emphasising the main point or theme so that it really hits home doesn’t always mean working harder.

The light L, the dark L and the liquid L. For more free, fun videos : https://bit.ly/thespeechcoach - use code SPEAKLIKEZEV for fab discount :-)