I installed it, but Can NOT play the audio
I installed it, but Can NOT play the audio
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Master standard American pronunciation in hours with this comprehensive guide. Designed by an expert, it offers a step-by-step approach to intonation, word pairings, and rhythm, perfect for learners of all levels preparing for exams or seeking fluent English.
✓Step-by-step pronunciation learning
✓Word pairing and rhythm practice
✓Compare your pronunciation to standard audio
✓Digital recorder for practice
✓Covers consonants, vowels, and difficult sounds
✓Ideal for TOEFL and TSE preparation
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What's New in American Accent
2.2.0
August 6, 2020
- Update UI and content
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FAQ
What is the short name for American Accent: Chinese?
The short name for American Accent: Chinese is American Accent.
How much does American Accent cost?
American Accent is priced at $9.99.
What devices is American Accent available on?
American Accent is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod.
What is the age rating for American Accent?
American Accent has an age rating of 4+.
How often is American Accent updated?
The latest version of American Accent was released on August 6, 2020.
What learning methodology does American Accent use?
American Accent uses a step-by-step approach, starting with basic intonation patterns and progressing to advanced English, designed by Ann Cook, author of 'American Accent Training'.
Does American Accent offer progress tracking?
While the description highlights features like comparing recordings and covering specific sounds, it does not explicitly mention a dedicated progress tracking system within the app.
What are some difficult sounds covered in American Accent?
American Accent provides detailed analysis and practice for challenging sounds such as R and L, Th, S and Z, and distinctions between similar vowel sounds like Cat/Caught/Cut and Bit/Beat.
