Minimal Pairs Practice: Man vs Men, Ship vs Sheep (Train Your Ear!)
🧠Work with me: https://forms.gle/1gdQmHuuouiLNo7W9 Can you hear the difference between man and men or ship and sheep? These are called minimal pairs—words that differ by just one sound but have completely different meanings. In this lesson excerpt from the Pronunciation Lab, we train your ears to notice small but important sound differences in English. When your perception improves, your pronunciation improves too.
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