Duolingo English Test: 15 Words You're Mispronouncing!

Are you struggling with English pronunciation and worried about how it might affect your Duolingo English Test score?
Don't worry, you're not alone! Many ESL learners find certain English words tricky to pronounce.
In this video, we'll guide you through 15 of the most commonly mispronounced words that often appear in the Duolingo English Test.
BTW, don't miss our free DET guide! You can download it here: courses.lastmi...
In the video we'll break down the correct English pronunciation of each word, explain why they're often mispronounced, and give you plenty of opportunities to practice saying them correctly.
We'll also delve into some of the reasons why English pronunciation can be so challenging, including silent letters, heteronyms (words that are spelled the same but pronounced differently), and the dreaded "ough" problem!
By the end of this video, you'll have a much better understanding of these pronunciation pitfalls and be well on your way to mastering the English words that could make all the difference in your Duolingo English Test performance.
So, if you're ready to improve your English pronunciation and boost your confidence for the Duolingo English Test, hit that play button and get ready to say goodbye to pronunciation errors!
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Words Covered:
Bough
Through
Cough
Rough
Dough
Thought
Hiccough
Produce
Wound
Read
Bow
Knife
Psychology
Island
Pronunciation
Epitome
Salmon
Wednesday
Clothes
Espresso
Definitely
Library
February
Mischievous
Prestigious
Nuclear
Hyperbole
Quinoa
Hierarchy

[@ImanKaroubi]

Really fruitful, thanks a bunch dear Francis.

[@Tu45V]

Hi 👋
In the DET Real English Word section, if we encounter words such as bouquets, rendezvous, fiancé, fiancée, or whatever are taken from other languages, what should do? Additionally, some lexis aren't available or not written in the best-known dictionaries, such as hypermodern, cyberchondriac...
Should we admit them as real English words?

[@LastMinuteEnglish]

Hi! Firstly, those words from other languages like bouquet are still words in English as well - so they would be real. I am not 100% sure about the second question because only the true DET insiders know that for sure, but I would strongly suspect that they would only include words which are established dictionary words. So it shouldn't be a problem.

[@SajjadHaider-v7o]

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