Pronunciation of the "OR" sound in English

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*Concerning the word "Law", I use the British pronunciation here in the States, but people don't understand what I'm trying to say. They pronounce it "Lah" which doesn't make any sense to me.*

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It seems there are different pronunciation of “sure”. In this video it is “SHAW”. In the Collins dictionary it is “SHOO ER”. Which one is the RP accent?

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Dang, I'm looking for a tutorial on how to say the American "or" sound, because I'm teaching someone from China how to speak English better. This is the only one that I can find but it's British English so I can't use it lol.

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Or I don't believe that she would have the gall to ...... Its not grass with an ass sound uts grass with an(R) are sound so said more like grares. What about bors as in wild pig? I liked it it was very good and helpful you are so calm and peaceful and seem so patient and kind and understanding a great english teacher in sure.

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Sorry Gill but R is used in veRy extensively in Scotland aRe as opposed to ahh

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“Four bald bores”, That’s funny! The word “Bore”sounds like “bouzu(坊主)”!

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How much should we used Complex and compound sentences in Spoken English conversation. Where do we mainly use Complex and Compound Sentences in written or spoken english?

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Thanks for quick reply. What I understand is that, while spoken conversation we can use more simple sentences to make it easier for other to understand but while written communication we can use more complex sentences, isn't it?

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That's right -- but not just to make it easier for your listener -- it's just more natural to speak in shorter phrases, because speaking is (or should be) more spontaneous than writing :-) If you're giving a planned speech or lecture, that's different, but if you're having a conversation with someone it's usually more informal.

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