Hi everyone my name is Thomas. My field of study is residential construction.
Like most people, I find it hard to pronunciate some words correctly.
Even though I'm not the best at pronunciating words, I am able to keep a conversation going.
My goal is to show you how to come prepared to a conversation by using the Virtual Writing Tutor's text-to-speech function.
Follow me, I'll show you how to get prepared.
You'll be amazed by this technique.
Nowadays, you need to be almost perfectly bilingual to thrive in the world in general. But, when English is your second language some pronunciation can be challenging.
When talking with a potential client mispronunciation can make look unprofessional and disorganized.
For example, you can lose the client's contract causing you to lose money.
Don't be scared, I'll teach you how to look professional and keep your clients by showing you how to use Virtual Writing Tutor's text-to-speech function.
First of all, you'll want to open your browser and type in the URL Virtual Writing Tutor dot com in the search bar at the top of your screen. You should now be on this page.
In the top left corner, you can see the logo with the friendly looking robot. Under the logo, you can see the navigation menu with all the resources the tutor has for you. From the top right corner you can share the website with you friends and family.
In the middle of your screen is the text box where you'll input what you want the tutor to correct or pronounce. There are lots of things that the website can do for you. The menu bar that's above the text box is going to be your best friend. From the menu bar you'll be able to click on check grammar. Check grammar is probably the most useful button, it finds most errors related to grammar, spelling and even typos, these errors will appear below the text box. The word count button can also be useful to know how long your text is. still in the same menu there's a check punctuation button, this button will show you any errors you could've made concerning punctuation, once again you can see all the mistakes you've made by scrolling down. Now, let's say you want to learn how to say a certain word, type the word in the text box and click on the speaker in the bottom right-hand side of the text box.
In conclusion, whether you need to write an important e-mail or you're not sure how to say a word, I recommend using the Virtual Writing Tutor. I promised to show you how to use the Virtual Writing Tutor and I did.
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Word count: 480
Total MP3 length: 02:47
Target structure count: 8
Error count: 3
Error density: 1%