We also often judge people by the way they speak, and so learners with poor pronunciation Traditional approaches to pronunciation have often may be judged as incompetent, uneducated or focused on segmental aspects, largely because these lacking in knowledge, even though listeners are only relate in some way to letters in writing, and are reacting to their pronunciation. Yet many adult therefore the easiest to notice and work on. More recent approaches to pronunciation, however, have learners find pronunciation one of the most difficult suggested that the suprasegmental aspects of pro-aspects of English to acquire, and need explicit help ponunciation may have the most effect on intelligibility from the teacher (Morley 1994; Fraser 2000). Surveys for some speakers. Usually learners benefit from of student needs consistently show that our learners attention to both aspects, and some learners may feel the need for pronunciation work in class need help in some areas more than in others. This (eg Willing 1989). Thus some sort of pronunciation overview starts with suprasegmental features. One work in class is essential