Take the free Electric Cars and the Future of Transport English Pronunciation Test: read ten longer sentences about cleaner journeys aloud and see every unclear word in red.
The Electric Cars and the Future of Transport English Pronunciation Test is a free B2 pronunciation test about cleaner journeys. Read ten longer sentences out loud and the test gives you an instant pronunciation score, with every unclear word marked in red.
In this Electric Cars and the Future of Transport pronunciation test you will say everyday words such as electric, cars, becoming, increasingly, popular, governments, try, reduce, air, pollution, produce, exhaust. Every sentence also trains one important English sound, shown in the orange label above the sentence.
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Electric cars are becoming increasingly popular as governments try to reduce air pollution.
They produce no exhaust fumes, which makes city centres much cleaner and quieter.
However, the batteries require rare metals that are often mined in harmful conditions.
Many drivers still worry about how far they can travel on a single charge.
Charging stations are appearing in supermarket car parks and along major motorways.
Although electric vehicles are expensive to buy, they are cheaper to run.
Some experts argue that improving public transport matters more than changing private cars.
Cycling lanes and pedestrian zones are also changing the way cities are designed.
In the future, self-driving cars may transform how people travel to work.
Whatever happens, the way we travel is likely to change dramatically in coming decades.
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