10 Secrets to Speak FAST English Like a Native! | 10 English Reductions

In this Advanced British English pronunciation lesson you will learn 10 English reductions that will help you to speak FAST English like a native English speaker!
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I wanna get satisfied with all things happen in our life

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I don't wanna Miss this chance

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Hi Greg, I try to remember these contractions from the titles of songs. Here are some of them: I wanna be your man (Suzi Quatro) You ain't seen nothing yet (Bachman Turner Overdrive) Gotta go home (Boney M) Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A man after midnight) by ABBA Ain't complaining (Status Quo). By the way - this number one rock band for me.

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Your pronunciation is superb, and in fact reveals every word crystal clear even to non English speaking people!

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Great as usual ,Greg .There are some reductions I 've just known their meanings .English is a crazy language once you feel that you speak better English , you get a surprise each time but it's still a dream to non native English speaker to speak as fast as people in England or America .Anyway ,great video as usual

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Great tips Greg. My trick is to use simpler words, makes me feel confident and helps me speak faster too.

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I thought this was more slang/gangsta American :P Never thought I would see a teacher tell us these secrets. Gotta love it! :D

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[@francomarini560]

Thank you Greg, I've already been using those reductions regularly for quite a long time. I was wondering if the use of wanna, gonna and gotta started in the USA and then spreaded in all the English speaking countries. Do you remember for instance if you ever heard them from your parents or grandparents ?

[@EnglishWithGreg]

Great question, Franco. I can't say for sure. My grandparents would NOT have spoken like that. But hey, language evolves. I'm honestly not sure whether this is influence from across the pond, or whether it is a generational thing. Either way, they're really useful tips for speaking quicker and more fluently, so well done for introducing them into your English!

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Wow, that's the next 'Favorites' video. It's on the list to watch it more then twice and more times. Absolute useful to understand native speakers. I hope I can adopt it for my own speaking skill. Btw. I wanna be a confident English speaker. And I wanna go to bed now. 😉🥱

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Thanks a lot for a useful lesson. Are all these contractions used in British English as much as in American English? I previously thought that such contractions as GONNA, WANNA, etc. are typical for American English.

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Of course.

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Good afternoon.

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I was wondering if you would you like to make a video on Punctuation?

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this lesson is kinda worth 5 lessons! (is it feasable to say kinda worth smtgh?) thank you so much Greg, wonderful channel

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Thanks for the great comment!! And yes, that’s the correct way to use “kinda” 😃

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Please I wanna see more lessons like this..

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Hello.

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Hey Greg! You shoulda added lotta. It's a short for lot of... innit? 😜

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We can say ‘few hundreds’ and few thousands’, is it correct to say ‘few ten’ if the no. is less than 100? Thanks

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Hi Greg. The pronoun 'em, works only as him, or does it also mean her and them?

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Him or Them. But not her. 👌🏻

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That's what I just said.

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Do you wanna go now, it's really hard raining ?

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What about I wanna drive and He wannsa drive? :D Wannsa :D :D

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The problem is, I lack fluency ._. even in my native language I might take short breaks think about what do I have to convey lol

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I'm kinda happy coz i do have a lot of money

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I wanna speak better than native English speakers

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"I'm'na" for "I am going to"

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Why did you say "if it aint broke" instead of "if it aint broken?"

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A lot of money is required to travel abroad.

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Hi ! Teacher ,I want to tell you ,speak more slowy