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British RP
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British RP: a five-minute starter exercise
Practise non-rhotic R and the BATH vowel with labeled reference audio.
One sound, in depth
RP non-rhotic R
No R after a vowel, but keep it before one. Words, -er endings, linking R and two sentences.
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RP for auditions
Use a short line to practise an RP sound target without losing the meaning.
General American
Sound contrast
English TH sounds
Distinguish voiceless /θ/ and voiced /ð/ and carry both into a short sentence
One sound, in depth
General American flap T
The quick tap in water, butter and city: when T flaps, when it doesn't, and how it crosses words.