The book A Beginner's Companion to English Phonetics and Phonology is a humble attempt to make the students understand the basics of English phonetics and phonology. It is primarily designed as an introductory guide book to those students who have no prior knowledge in the said realm but are studying phonetics and phonology at the university level. This book demystifies the world of English phonetics and phonology--starting from the mechanism of speech production and the role of vocal organs in it to the articulation and classification of English vowels and consonants, along with the syllable structure, word-stress and intonation pattern in English. The terms, concepts and their analysis are presented in such a precise and easy-to-understand manner that even a beginner/fresher can get an opportunity to apprehend and appreciate the fundamentals of English phonetics, phonology and pronunciation. The materials in this book are organized in the form of points, with utmost clarity and exactness. The most important technical terms and terminologies related to phonetics and phonology, whenever defined and explained, are printed in bold type in order to attract the attention of the readers. The most remarkable feature of this book is the Exercises and their Keys which give the readers an ample scope for better understanding, and also create a zest for further reading in this field.