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How to introduce the pronunciation chart to your class

by Adrian Underhill | Jan 31, 2011 | 2. The Physicality of Pronunciation & Proprioception

The phonemic chart (‘pron chart’) is to pronunciation what the whiteboard is to vocabulary and grammar: it is the essential workbench on which you work things out, experiment, analyse, clarify, check, test, gain insight, understand and create. However, the pron chart...

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