Acento pronunciation coach

Practice Word Linking in English

Word Linking teaches learners how English words connect across boundaries in natural speech. Acento marks each target connection, explains the sound rule, provides a spoken example, and evaluates whether a recording flows through the boundary without an unnecessary pause.

See exactly where words connect

A visible linking mark turns an abstract listening skill into something concrete. Learners can see consonant-to-vowel links, held consonants, vowel glides, and blended sounds before they record the sentence.

Practice one linking rule at a time

Each exercise names the rule and highlights only the boundaries that matter. Short explanations and focused phrases help learners remove tiny gaps without rushing or losing clarity.

Get feedback on the word boundary

After each recording, Acento reports whether the target words connected smoothly and identifies the first boundary to adjust. Learners can immediately repeat the same phrase or move to another linking pattern.

At a glance

  • Marked word boundaries using visible linking symbols
  • Consonant-to-vowel and matching-consonant practice
  • Vowel glides and common blended sound drills
  • AI feedback focused on specific target links
  • Connected pronunciation and IPA after recording