Review published In:
Journal of Second Language PronunciationVol. 5:2 (2019) ► pp.333–338
Book review
British Broadcasting Corporation (2019). Learning English: Pronunciation
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Article outline
- 1.The Sounds of English
- 2.Tim’s Pronunciation Workshop
- Critical analysis
- Conclusion
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