Pronunciation + Listening Practice | Ep. 8

Practice transforming and deleting sounds in this sentence to improve your listening and pronunciation skills. COPYRIGHT © Elemental English. All Rights Reserved.
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Wonderful and useful as usual. Thanks YOU!

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[@МихаилСтрижов-з7к]

Great lessons! Somehow usally in teaching english focuses on grammar, but really in real life grammar words are disappear, I can read & write, but not always can understand fast speech. I wonder none of the textbook I have seen information on how to people talks in real life. I noticed myself that some of the letters and words is lost and began purposefully look for information about how this happens and find out your channel about 6 month ago. My brain trying to detect "did", "wud", "have" in speech, but sometimes there is no such sounds. Before watch your videos I have never turned out to understand connected speech. Your videos did discovery for me. May be it needs to talk myself for easier understanding speech.

[@elementalenglish]

+Михаил Стрижов awesome. I'm glad the videos helped you on your learning journey!

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Big time! You've been very helpful, thanks a lot. FYI your voice kinda excites me. Warm regards from Costa Rica

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Congrats on the very good work...I am really enjoying it all because you give complete and clear explanations...

[@elementalenglish]

+maria renata de souza thanks :) I'm glad you are enjoying the lessons!

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I absolutely love what you’re doing here. I’m developing a related channel with a narrower focus. Once I’m up and running, I’ll be sending viewers your way!

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Excellent

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Thanks. This is very easye and simple. Good luck!!

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Great lessons!

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[@sakicustom24]

Hello. I enjoy learning English with your videos. I heard that "didn't" becomes like "di in" for the first time. How do you pronounce the words like "shouldn't" or "wouldn't", when you speak fast?

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Great tip. I was missing your videos.

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Please upload a video on phonemic chart pronunciation

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Please do over the news reading the anchor

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this is very helpful

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Thanks you! Nice video

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I love it

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[@maxmnbqq]

Are there pronunciation differences among"needed", "need a" and "need to"?

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Thank you

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how much time did u spent editing this video?

[@hiennguyenanh8480]

Oh, Transforming sound makes ESL get mad. This is really hard for ESL. Thank Elemental, I want to practise more

[@samuel5677]

If you couldn't say "didn't have" like her, give me a big thumbs up!

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My student Abderahiim Kriou said that you are a good girl. He is in Common Core 3.

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Amazing

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[@MukeshKumar-uz8zu]

Is it British accent?

[@marcosnunes3085]

How to pronounce" climbing up" in a conversation?

[@isrldarsinzjnb2117]

how is the easiest way to pronunce R

[@claudiatristan7727]

I don’t think I have an accent bc I’m pretty sure I speak English correctly and I follow all the rules but my friends are always telling me I do ?( Hispanic friends)how can I know if I have an accent or not ?

[@Saviourra]

Thank you so much!

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😄

[@HadelRachid]

How to pronounce the sound "ng" + vowel sound? For Example: "What's going on?" See Intonation: going-on! I have difficulty with this termination "ng". For me, in Brazilian portuguese, it seems goinhon ... "nh" or ñ

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Where are you Ma'am ? We miss you.

[@elementalenglish]

I'm still alive! :) I miss you guys, too. After having my baby, I had to take some time off from working and making videos. But I'm slowly getting back to teaching now!

[@belmido1]

Ah, I see. raising a baby is hard job and noble task . May God be with you.

[@josuepaz4959]

What a great lesson to improve my sorry-ass English

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I love you haha

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10

[@authorcraigcothren]

why is the word exhilarated pronounced exhilarated. How does h take the z sound? Nobody say ex hil a rate d.

[@elementalenglish]

+Craig Cothren Interesting question. The “h” in “exhilarated” is silent. I believe that the “ex” [ɛks] becomes a voiced [ɛgz] because it follows a voiced vowel sound [ɛ] and/or because we are preparing for the voiced [ɪ] vowel sound that follows in “exhilarated”. (The same way that “exit” is [ɛG zɪt] and not [ɛk sɪt]). So, “exhilarated” is pronounced [ɛg ZɪL lə rey dɪd] (in US English). Does that answer your question?

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difficult 😭

[@AngelDemands]

So why was this on my recommendation. KZbin what are u trying to tell me you fcker. Both yeah hi people so what's good?

[@michelevalletta9451]

This is actually a disaster... you converted an english phrase to a 100% another lenguage wtf i hate this so much, it's like the italian dialect of my grandparents town here in Italy