Give Me 2 Months, and I'll Teach You To Speak With a Native-Like British Accent, Guaranteed

Dear friend,

Let me tell you a story.

One time, when I was living in China - I still remember this to this day - a young man stopped me on the street to say hi and to practise his English.

But it wasn't what he said that made me remember him.

It was the way he said it.

This guy was standing on the street in Beijing, but he sounded like he had been living in the UK for years!

I was amazed! I'd been used to hearing learners speaking with foreign accents, and there's nothing wrong with that. But this guy was different.

You see, if you can speak more like a native English speaker, you can have an incredible impact on people.

It's not fair and maybe it's not right, but I've found that it's true.

I was instantly amazed by this young man, and I wanted to find out more about him. I wanted to know how he learned to speak English like that and I wanted to chat to him more.

Even though he still made mistakes in his English, he seemed much more confident and didn't feel the same distance I did with other learners.

How would you like to have this effect on native speakers when you speak English?

Maybe you studied English at school. Maybe you've been speaking it for years.

But you still feel there's something missing. You still don't feel confident when you speak English. You feel terrified about having a conversation with a native speaker. You're embarrassed about your non-native accent and you're afraid that it will give people a bad impression.

It's time to stop feeling bad about your English, and gain the confidence that you deserve.

What Could you do if you could speak
native-like British accent?

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Introducing British Accent Mastery

Sample video from 'The Sounds of English'

Sample video from 'The Music of English'

But wait, there's more!

The Secrets to learning English Pronunciation

1. Learn the sounds of English in 3 different ways

After teaching 1000s of students, I've discovered the most effective ways to teach pronunciation and condensed them into a programme that I know works.

I've realised that different people learn best in different ways.

For some people, just hearing sounds and repeating them is enough.

Other people need to look at the shape of your mouth and what's happening inside the mouth - you'll also notice that children also do this when they're learning to speak.

And some people learn best by following instructions - step 1 do this, step 2 do that.

You see, some of the vowels in English can sound really similar, and it can be really tough to tell them apart.

But if you change just one tiny thing in your mouth, or move your tongue a little bit, you'll make a different sound.

By giving you three different ways to learn the sounds, you'll finally understand the differences between them, and you won't get them confused any more.

2. Don't just repeat sounds and words, practise full sentences

Some pronunciation courses are simply just parroting sounds and words - which works a little bit.

But the thing is, we don't just speak English in single words - we talk in full sentences. 

And so many of my students have told me that they want to be able to speak real English.

That's why I include full sentence practice throughout my training, and the whole of Part 2 of the programme is all about the way English is really spoken in everyday life. 

Let me give you an example: the sentence 'Doesn't he know her?' 

In normal speech you wouldn't say every word in the same way. 

Unless you wanted to sound like a robot..

This sentence would sound more like Duzntinower!

Because in everyday speech, words connect together. Some words are stronger, some are weaker. And your voice goes up and down to express meaning and emotion. 

I call this 'The Music of English', and it's something that many pronunciation courses ignore completely!

Crazy, right?

But be careful: learning pronunciation rules on their own doesn't work. 

In order to sound more like a native speaker, you also need to practice speaking in full sentences yourself, and get your mouth used to speaking 'real English'.

And you'll get a huge amount of practice in my course!

3. Have a study plan

Mastering any skill is tough - and it's even more difficult if you don't have a plan. 

There are millions of videos online, it's really hard to know the best way to learn the British accent. 

One video might teach you something, another video something else. 

But you only ever learn little bits. It's so hard to put it all together and really improve. 

And I've seen so many students get nowhere because they have no idea what to learn and no plan. 

That's why I'm not only giving you training videos - I'm giving you a complete study plan.

I'll tell you exactly what to do on Day 1, Day 2, Day 3, and all the way up to Day 90. 

Of course, you can study in your own way, if you like.

But I can take you through the entire process, so you won't get lost and you'll improve much quicker.

Ok, but is it going to work?

Let me be honest with you. Improving your pronunciation takes time and practice. It's not something that you can do in a week.

And you won't end up speaking exactly the same as a native speaker just by taking this course. No course could do that. 

But let me promise you this:

If you complete the full training in the way I recommend, I guarantee that you will dramatically improve your English pronunciation and learn to speak with a native-like British accent.

You'll be able to impress your friends, colleagues and native speakers, and you'll become more confident about speaking English.

And I'm so confident about the massive improvements you'll make using this course that I'm offering you a money-back guarantee.

Take both Part 1 and Part 2
to get the full training

So what are you waiting for?
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