1. A phonetic instructional system for teachers, their students, and others interested in the English language, to learn English sound patterns for words occurring at all academic levels; said system comprising: A. a computer having output terminals provided with a monitor, speakers, and printer and input devices such as computer mouse, keyboard, and an ROM disc reader: B. an electronic word database program associated with the computer in which is digitally stored various word database tables and queries, developed on the Syllable Concept Method and Word Structural Stress Method, which provide phonetic sounds of words at all academic levels.