Minimal Pairs | Useful Pronunciation Practice

Minimal pairs is a great way to practice pronunciation. In this lesson, we'll talk about how minimal pairs are, how we use them, and then practice with some confusing sounds.

And practicing with minimal pairs is an excellent way to improve your speaking fluency so that you can communicate clearly and effectively.

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