What are the books which can help my accent in English?

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If u will ready this book "the art of conversation" This will help to improve your accent
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for Pronunciation & Phonetics • “English Pronunciation in Use” (Elementary, Intermediate, Advanced) – Mark Hancock • Covers British pronunciation with audio exercises. • “Ship or Sheep?” – Ann Baker • Helps distinguish similar English sounds. •...
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for Pronunciation & Phonetics • “English Pronunciation in Use” (Elementary, Intermediate, Advanced) – Mark Hancock • Covers British pronunciation with audio exercises. • “Ship or Sheep?” – Ann Baker • Helps distinguish similar English sounds. • “Tree or Three?” – Ann Baker • A beginner-friendly version of Ship or Sheep? • “Clear Speech” – Judy B. Gilbert • Focuses on rhythm, stress, and intonation in American English. read less
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There are many books that can help improve your English accent, but a few popular choices include: * "The Pronunciation Book" by William A. Hodges * "Sounds Right: The Pronunciation Book for Non-Native Speakers" by Ann Baker * "English Pronunciation in Use" by Mark Hancock and Martin Hewings
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There are many books that can help improve your English accent, but a few popular choices include: * "The Pronunciation Book" by William A. Hodges * "Sounds Right: The Pronunciation Book for Non-Native Speakers" by Ann Baker * "English Pronunciation in Use" by Mark Hancock and Martin Hewings read less
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"English Pronunciation in Use" – Mark Hancock "Ship or Sheep?" – Ann Baker "American Accent Training" – Ann Cook "Speaking Clearly" – Pamela Rogerson "Fluent English" – Barbara Raif snider
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"English Pronunciation in Use" – Mark Hancock "Ship or Sheep?" – Ann Baker "American Accent Training" – Ann Cook "Speaking Clearly" – Pamela Rogerson "Fluent English" – Barbara Raif snider read less
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