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Q: Where can I improve my English accent in Shanghai?

I want to have a more American accent, anyone knows any institution in Shanghai can help improve my accent?

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Which American accent? There's not one generic one! 

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You can do it anywhere. All you need is an mp3 player and some American English recordings.

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and Singing helps allow. KTV is the best way and fun way to practice an accent, you need to stretch out those voice cords.

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