The American Accent Course - 50 Rules You Must Know 4 - Rule 2. Sit or Seat

The American Accent Course - 50 Rules You Must Know 5 - Rule 4 - Stress Rules for Suffixes

The American Accent Course - 50 Rules You Must Know 11 - Rule 10 - Rules for Stressing Phrasal Verbs

The American Accent Course - 50 Rules You Must Know 5 - Rule 4 - The American L Sound

The American Accent Course - 50 Rules You Must Know 6 - Rule 5 - The American R Sound

The American Accent Course - 50 Rules You Must Know 10 - Rule 9 - Difficult Words

The American Accent Course - 50 Rules You Must Know 13 - Rule 12 - Abbreviations and Numbers

The American Accent Course - 50 Rules You Must Know 7 - Rule 6 - The W Sound

The American Accent Course - 50 Rules You Must Know 5 - Rule 3. Cop or Cup

The American Accent Course - 50 Rules You Must Know 2 - Rule 1 - Linking Consonant to Vowel

The American Accent Course - 50 Rules You Must Know 8 - Rule 7 - Difficult Contractions

The American Accent Course - 50 Rules You Must Know 15 - Rule 14 - Rising and Falling Intonation

The American Accent Course - 50 Rules You Must Know 3 - Rule 2 - Syllables of Verbs and Nouns

The American Accent Course - 50 Rules You Must Know 8 - Rule 7 - Focus Words and Thought Groups

The American Accent Course - 50 Rules You Must Know 7 - Rule 6 - Basics of Stressing the Right Words within Sentences

The American Accent Course - 50 Rules You Must Know 6 - Rule 5 - How Unstressed Syllables Work

The American Accent Course - 50 Rules You Must Know 14 - Rule 13 - Stress for Special Emphasis

The American Accent Course - 50 Rules You Must Know 2 - Rule 1 - Basics of Syllable Stress

The American Accent Course - 50 Rules You Must Know 4 - Rule 3 - Linking Vowel to Vowel

The American Accent Course - 50 Rules You Must Know 3 - Rule 1. Understanding Neutral and Tense Vowels

The American Accent Course - 50 Rules You Must Know 9 - Rule 8 - The S and Z Sounds