1. Teaching Pronunciation and STEM
Mark Dorr
United States Department of State English Language Specialist
Kazakhstan, 2016

2. Training Your Muscles for a New Language https://www. youtube

3. Tongue Twisters Minimal Pairs Example
word 1
word 2
IPA 1
IPA 2
note
pin
bin
/pɪn/
/bɪn/
initial consonant
rot
lot
/rɒt/
/lɒt/
thigh
thy
/θaɪ/
/ðaɪ/
zeal
seal
/ziːl/
/siːl/
bean
/biːn/
vowel
pen
pan
/pɛn/
/pæn/
hat
had
/hæt/
/hæd/
final consonant

4. Tongue Twisters
The great thing about tongue twisters is that they can be custom-built for any person or situation. I thought this thing was thenardite, but it was thick with Thorium. Th

5. Pronunciation and Anatomy (STEM)
By Henry Vandyke Carter - Henry Gray (1918) Anatomy of the Human Body (See "Book" section below)Bartleby.com: Gray's Anatomy, Plate 994, Public Domain,

6. Register
It’s easy to find examples in static, formal, semi-formal, and informal register. However, remember that you can empower your students by exposing them to more ways of speaking and teaching how to use them.
Try in pairs and see if the other person gets the correct meaning.
Intonation
Time flies like an arrow.
I am very happy to be here.
Do you think that this is a good idea?