The problem is that in English courses there is usually little or no time allocated to teaching pronunciation and the majority of lesson planning is devoted to vocabulary and grammar progress. (Baker 1990, 1) As Kelly (2007, 13) claims, when planning a timetable of English lessons, teachers naturally neglect to include any pronunciation issues and they put the most emphasis on organization of grammatical structures and lexical syllabus. In fact, however, the responsibility of the educational system for English spoken skill development is as much significant as its responsibility for focusing on the written form of the language