100 MOST USED English Words (MOST COMMON English Pronunciation Mistakes to Avoid!)

[@vladvlad9104]

Thank you ❤

[@proactivepronunciation]

You're welcome 😊

[@JavierSalazar-xk2tq]

Good afternoon Miss Rebecca!! At first I couldn't distinguish the short "I", I pronounced it like "i",but now I'm getting better at it.Thanks for the lesson and Happy Saturday Teacher Rebecca!!

[@proactivepronunciation]

That's so awesome! I'm so glad you found the lesson helpful:)

[@eustaquiozambrano2974]

Well done. Thank you so much. Have a good weekend 👍

[@proactivepronunciation]

Thank you! You too!

[@ho5722]

Thank you ❣️😊 Wish you make a video about "ch" sound and liking with it and it's reduction in fast speech.

[@proactivepronunciation]

Great suggestion!

[@ho5722]

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[@juanarroyo8219]

Great video Rebecca! so far one of my favorites❤

[@proactivepronunciation]

Yay! Thank you!

[@vadimk6699]

Awesome, as always! Keep it up!

[@proactivepronunciation]

Thanks! So glad you enjoyed it:)

[@vadimk6699]

❤

[@ВиталийСлонов-ч4ъ]

Hi, Rebecca. Re '-ed': it gets elided before consonants, doesn't it? As in, 'traveled there' would become travel(ed) there etc. Concur? Thanks for posting. You're awesome.

[@proactivepronunciation]

Hello! So glad you're loving the lessons:) Thank you for your kind words! No, the /d/ in "ed" is not deleted with consonants following it, however the sound is not fully released, but rather slides extremely quickly into the next sound. That's likely the confusion you're having as it's so difficult to hear. The tongue tip does touch for the /d/ placement. If you were to truly & fully delete that /d/, it would sound more like a grammatical error. Keep in mind there are 3 "ed" pronunciations to consider as well. I hope that was helpful!

[@ВиталийСлонов-ч4ъ]

@@proactivepronunciation Thank you for taking the time for writing such a detailed answer. Much appreciated.

[@proactivepronunciation]

My pleasure!

[@MasambaKalaba-xo4oi]

Oh my gosh you're our engine Godesse yet i would like you to talk about contractions as usual please

[@proactivepronunciation]

I'm glad you liked the video! I have a few new videos on the way but will get back to contractions and English sounds in the near future for sure!! All the best to you:)