Fluency Practice with Phrasal Verbs and Idioms - and American Accent Exercise

Fluency Practice with Phrasal Verbs and Idioms - and American Accent Exercise
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As opposed to the verb persuade, convince is not followed by an infinitive. it usually precedes a that close. "Convince of sth" is also possible.

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How to talk in an airplane for instance I need a glass of water so how should I order it? I mean I would like to know about the formal way of communication Thank you

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Do we pronounce "sweeten" and "Sweden" the same? Or should it be pronounced as "swee'en"?

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Hello, is it possible to use Talk into instead of persuade or bring around? Can I say:I talked her into my point of view. Thank you 😊

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Yes, "talk into" is a phrasal verb that has a very similar meaning as "to bring someone around". The slight difference is that "to bring around" doesn't necessarily imply only talking.

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Hello, i know there is a schwa before N in the word seven [ˈsɛvən] and a schwa before M in the word bottom /ˈbɑtəm/. - the question is there a sound schwa /ə/ before N as in the words (tone /toʊn/ = /toʊən/ and son /sʌn/ = /sʌən/) and before the consonant M as in mom /mɑm/ = /mɑəm/ gym /d͡ʒɪm/ = /d͡ʒɪəm/) I mean the sound schwa not written schwa. Or the fast schwa when the tongue move to N and M sound . if yes is that because the M and N syllabic. . please. Have a great day.

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