The REAL pronunciation of HAVE TO, HAS TO and HAD TO

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Everybody knows ‘has to’, ‘have to’ and ‘had to’, but do you actually know how they are pronounced when we use connected speech? In this pronunciation lesson, I’ll explain how to pronounce these words in casual, everyday speech.
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Hi, Thank you because it's very important to be able to understand the real natives's language. The vocabulary is not enough if you can't recognize words that are known. So, this lesson is excellent.

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Go explication! Thank you, I learned a lot. I have comprehension problems when "Have" is next to a modal verb like "might have" or "would have"

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thank's so much my dear hadar, i have to (hafta) learn english with my teacher hadar,my GOD bless you richly with love,health and money.greeting from mexico.

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[@erikpalacios01]

Hi Hadar I use YouGlish to review pronunciation of (have to, has to , had to). And I review 10 videos per (have to= hafta) I could confirmed that 8 out of 10 videos review on YouGlish, you were right. The other 2 were ( hæv to) because the persons were speaking slow. Thanks a lot for sharing us, this pronunciation lessons.

[@hadar.shemesh]

That’s a good point - when those words are emphasized and pronounced slowly, this reduction will not happen!

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Could you make a video about the connection of "d" and "y"? Does it really sound like "j"? Love from Iran my dear teacher🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸

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Is there any mistake in time 04.27. "listening to has to what to say" (written as subtitles). please check and reply... I think the correct dialogue is "listening what has to say" Am I right??

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[@Loreuch]

Hello Hadar!!! In the case of had to… is there a stop t and then the t sound from the word “to”? Or is it just one t sound?

[@hadar.shemesh]

Yes, a stop T, and a regular T

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Please help me upon catenative verbs!

[@AlexanderBecerra23]

Can the "have" in "have to" be further reduced and can we drop the H in "have"?

[@hadar.shemesh]

Yes! But only when connected and said quickly

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I hafta practice themore !

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[@shymk1960]

We take more time to learn American accent because the relationship between the peoples sometime very defeclut and no one have time to speak with you more . When we listen to teacher Hadar we understood good but in the general places defeclut they eating the letters what shall we do ...

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@luzeugeniaarcos2406 Hello Hadar. You are a good instructor, so it is not necessary for you to criticize other teachers just with the aim of taking students away from them. All tutors give the same guidelines, but said in different words. Learning a new language depends a lot on the learner. Mother Nature has already given us guidelines on how to do it. It's just that there are some trainees who want to take shortcuts, and that's not possible. "We always pay the price for what we want to achieve." Some want to be fluent overnight. Another thing: speaking like a native is achievable, many have done it; It is also the goal of excellence.

[@hadar.shemesh]

Giving guidelines is not the same as shaming people continuously to gain views - don’t be confused 🙏🏽