How to Speak Quickly & Get the Stress & Timing Right - British English RP Accent

[@lolitaleer8496]

This topic is exactly what I wanted to know!!thank you so much Liz, you saved my English!!

[@EnglishwithLiz]

Glad it was helpful! Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz

[@deepjill4981]

Never ever someone has explained this as you have. Unique and best way to understand.

[@deepjill4981]

Could you do some more lessons on this pls and connected speech while reading a story.

[@EnglishwithLiz]

Hi Deep. Thank you for the comment. I try to make original content. Unfortunately KZbin doesn't realise this, so the more you can share, the better 😀

[@EnglishwithLiz]

OK and have you seen my connected speech playlist? kzbin.info/aero/PLe6nq1U9Qfaz_gCpPfylsc3V9jyGBKimf

[@ChristianSenejean]

Thank you teacher.

[@buddhilalchaudhary4949]

Very Good techniques to learn stressed and unstressed words in a sentence. Love it.

[@EnglishwithLiz]

Glad you liked it Buddhi. Lots more on my channel. Love ❤️ & 🕊 Peace. Liz

[@unrevealedunrevealed118]

I wish I had had such phonetic lessons as i was just beginning learning English. Great Lesson!

[@EnglishwithLiz]

Thank you! 😃. ❤️ Love & 🕊Peace. Liz

[@wendell494]

thanks a lot i am from brazil i love british english

[@Sasha-Good]

Thank you so much. I think this topic people need to find in the early stage when they start to study the language. Your explanation of the topic is very clear and nice. Rythm in English is important and made our speech easy to understand by other people.

[@EnglishwithLiz]

Yes, I agree Sasha. Unfortunately learning correct pronunciation is often not prioritised, particularly when taught by a non-native speaker. I think it's because many teachers are not very good at it 🤷‍♀️. Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz

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Liz, you are so good in teaching. also a great performer too. you are so beautiful 🥰

[@EnglishwithLiz]

Thank you so much Ameer! ❤️ & 🕊

[@asaduzmn]

You deserve more subscribers. Keep it up!!!

[@EnglishwithLiz]

I appreciate that! Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

Liz, this is so good a lesson. I learn a lot from this alone. Excellent. 🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🏆🏆🏆🏆

[@EnglishwithLiz]

Thank you Zul. I am pleased it worked for you. Trying to teach the more technical aspects of English can be quite a challenge on KZbin as it is so different to the classroom. That's why it is so useful to have feedback. ❤️ & 🕊

[@tutkufilms]

THANK you for a-NO-ther a-MA-zing LES-son, LIZ!

[@EnglishwithLiz]

pErfect 👏. ❤️ & 🕊

[@RebeccaYi-u7m]

Gosh! It's a little late for me to discover this incredible teacher! You're so cute and lovely. I can't fall in love with your English accent and fantastic lessons. Anyway, never too old to learn. Thanks a million!

[@EnglishwithLiz]

Thanks Rebecca!❤️&🕊

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[@EnglishwithLiz]

Thank you that's very interesting!🙂

[@LearnEnglishwithPBSir]

Thank you so much for outstanding teaching.🥰

[@EnglishwithLiz]

You are so welcome! ❤️ Love & 🕊Peace. Liz

[@dilyanaaleksandrova2541]

this is so helpful!!! I'm trying to reduce my accent. Thank you!

[@EnglishwithLiz]

My pleasure ❤️ and 🕊

[@Lifeistoshorttobesadmakefun]

This kinda could really really helps us sound more like native speaker love it and thank you very much

[@EnglishwithLiz]

Glad it helped! It's a bit technical but so important and should make a big difference ❤️ & 🕊

[@hiroko_naga]

This topic is exactly what I wanted to know. My native language is mora-timed. Unfortunately, it is far from syllable-timed, or stress-timed languages. With this useful video, I finally understood their differences. But I need quite a lots of practice. Thank so much, Liz!

[@EnglishwithLiz]

Excellent! So glad it was useful Hiroko ❤️ & 🕊

[@buamasih2008]

Amazing way to teach thanks

[@alexgrishin8294]

Very useful trick! Thank you, Liz

[@EnglishwithLiz]

Glad it was helpful Alex. ❤️ & 🕊

[@Ajajambo]

Amazing intonation however, for non native speakers it’s hard for them to focus on getting the rhythm right as it doesn’t come natural. As an example, this lesson is explained in a form of a presentation so there is emphasis on words however, in day to day conversation is different and doesn’t require….. Intonation could take years to develop. Fantastic content! Thanks

[@EnglishwithLiz]

Yes you are absolutely right. Intonation in presentation will differ from everyday conversation although there will be a lot of crossover. If you want conversation practice, have a look at this playlist kzbin.info/aero/PLe6nq1U9Qfax_dTB3ic2SVxEMd_KsdRG4 . Alternatively, for a fun look at how stress can change meaning, you might enjoy this kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4mmoYp_Zdajr9U Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz

[@Ajajambo]

@@EnglishwithLiz Thanks Liz. Your content is super interesting and easy to listen to. Best wishes xx

[@EnglishwithLiz]

@@Ajajambo That's great to hear xx

[@Ajajambo]

@@EnglishwithLiz Liz, one thing really stand out in intonation to me personally in a business environment, is that when talking to colleagues about business, the intonation seem to be on the flat side and unstressed. Do you agree?

[@EnglishwithLiz]

Mmmm interesting. I think it could vary from business to business depending on the environment. For instance, I could imagine that in a legal environment where it is important to convey the exact meaning there could be less intonation, whereas in a creative environment there could be the tendency to overdo the stress, BUT, I think it would be dangerous to generalise. Clarity and conveying the correct meaning should always be the goal but I also think it can be a good idea not to follow the crowd and be a bit different - see this true story - kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXmcoZmZeqeEZpY Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz

[@PSAMUK]

Posh!! Thanks so much. You're the best ❤️.

[@EnglishwithLiz]

Thank you Pattra 🥰 Love❤️&🕊Peace

[@braincipher6211]

Hello I'm from Sri Lanka ...I really love your videos madam ..I like your teaching styles...I would like to improve my grammar,accent, listening skills,speaking skills etc..Do you have any 1 on 1 online classes madam..I would like to join please

[@EnglishwithLiz]

Hi Thank you for the compliment. Unfortunately I am not doing 1 to 1 lessons at the moment as I am concentrating on building my channel, so that I can help as many people as possible. However, if you have a particular problem you would like help with, do let me know and I may be able to make a video for you 😀 👩‍🎓

[@XIAOQINGYI-dr8ql]

Hi Liz, thanks for your excellent lesson. How do you make stress of this sentence: A lot of people think that.

[@EnglishwithLiz]

a lOt of pEOple think thAt. Hope that helps. Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz

[@XIAOQINGYI-dr8ql]

@@EnglishwithLiz Thanks, Liz. But why not "think" stressd? I learned that most of the time, verbs should be stressed. I am so confused and weak at this sentence stress part.

[@ketocravings2532]

Not sure how I missed this lesson! Got it now though! Thank you for pointing out the stressers! And yes! London is the only place I heard “mind the gap” 😂😎

[@EnglishwithLiz]

Hi Maha, sorry for the delay in replying. I've been taking a break 😀. Now back in the 'driving seat' and guess what - on a Keto diet! I blame you 😂😂

[@saadalhsinat6319]

Thanks alot Useful lessons

[@EnglishwithLiz]

Glad to hear that Saad. Keep learning 😀. . ❤️ & 🕊

[@tanveer797]

Long time no see. Really pleasant to hear from you.

[@JosephSalvatore1998]

Love from India 🇮🇳.

[@EnglishwithLiz]

❤️ to 🇮🇳. ❤️ Love & 🕊Peace. Liz

[@JosephSalvatore1998]

@@EnglishwithLiz Thank you, sister.

[@simonaviola9532]

great lesson....

[@EnglishwithLiz]

Glad you liked it Simona ❤️ & 🕊

[@София-р4у1о]

Hello! Could you explain how you pronounce “in the” in fast speech?

[@pradeeptudu5974]

So creative

[@EnglishwithLiz]

Thank you so much. Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz

[@properbritishenglish]

good stuff as always Liz! Keep up the good work!

[@EnglishwithLiz]

Thanks so much! ❤️ & 🕊

[@balsonnaoshekpam6240]

Very interesting ma'am

[@chengpersson1938]

nice teacher!

[@EnglishwithLiz]

Thank you Cheng. ❤️ Love & 🕊Peace. Liz

[@jennechinnarayudu9497]

Nice it's soo helpful for learners

[@EnglishwithLiz]

Thank you Jenne. Much appreciated ❤️ & 🕊

[@Ricardo-xg6gx]

Is the following sentence an example of a three-stress group sentence? "All of us are hooked to you" (all/hooked/you). Thanks in advance.

[@EnglishwithLiz]

Very good Ricardo! Just one grammar point - the phrasal verb is 'hooked on'😊

[@Ricardo-xg6gx]

@@EnglishwithLiz THX

[@vaster1142]

"I think if English doesn't need these words, it should throw them away." that's my example

[@EnglishwithLiz]

Love it. 😂😂. Love ❤️ & 🕊️Peace. Liz

[@woodies2009]

"Mind the gap" is my favourite phrase seriously ...

[@EnglishwithLiz]

😂 😂 😂 . Have a great day Rio. ❤️ & 🕊

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Mam i really like your video

[@EnglishwithLiz]

Thank you so much 😃 ❤️ & 🕊

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[@johnwilkesbooth8000]

Hello Teacher i have a question How to Say this sentence correct "I don't drink someone's half drinken water" in english?

[@EnglishwithLiz]

Hi Bullish Nearly right. 👏 ' I don't drink someone's half drunk water'. ❤️ & 🕊

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[@шторыдлядома]

Men ham sizni tamosha qilib organaman degan umiddaman

[@sharonsim9389]

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[@SamMalon]

Ma'am i wanna speak British but it's kinda hard

[@nhantigerlego]

Again practice English

[@EnglishwithLiz]

Thank you again for supporting my channel. Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz

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[@EnglishwithLiz]

I'm very well, thanks Jaforjafor. And you?😊

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[@EnglishwithLiz]

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[@EnglishwithLiz]

OK, I'll have a read 😀

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Hey Miss Liz do you have Instagram

[@EnglishwithLiz]

Hey Abdul. No, not at the moment. Trying to manage KZbin is enough work 😓 ❤️ & 🕊