FAST ENGLISH SKILLS: How to Speak English Fast with Linking

#stayhome #withme and #learnathome ! :) Do you want to speak English fast? Are you looking for English speaking lessons? Are you curious about how fast English works? I hope so! In this video I’ll help you learn specific skills for speaking English fast. We’ll look together at a single English sentence, breaking it down to understand it fully. In my opinion if you want to speak fast English the main skill you should work on is linking. When you improve your use of linking, your spoken English will begin to sound more natural and smooth. I will also teach you a bit about rhythm in English. The two concepts work together to help you speak English more like a native speaker. Mastering fast English will become easier as you improve your linking skills. At first you’ll likely feel as if you’re speaking English in a way that’s sloppy or wrong. That’s totally natural! Learning fast English speaking requires a whole new way of you using your voice. It’s totally normal to feel odd at first. But you can do it! I’ll help you pick up this linking skill set quickly and you’ll be on your way to speaking faster English in no time!
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[@relytheone853]

I'm convinced that the more you hear, the more you are able to talk like natives. The more I hear, the more natural the word comes out of my mind. That's it!

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks for sharing!

[@ashourfeps3847]

Y r right

[@josuebarros1168]

I believe you wanted to say "the more naturally the word comes into my mind"

[@MrBudiEdukasi]

i like to study english every Day. but it is still Hard for me to speak English fluently and listen to an english movie

[@relytheone853]

​@@josuebarros1168 First, understand it in your mind then, say it. That's what comes out of your mind!

[@ioncat862]

Love Tom's way of giving the process of analysis. Now I may analyze any sentence systematically by myself. Thank you sooooo much !!! To summary : 1 Analyze Intonation - find peaks (syllable most stressed - highest in pitch/ the most word energy) 2 Analyze Rhythm (replace stressed/ unstressed words with Da/da) 3 Analyze Linking (specific sound linking words together) 4 Analyze All Sounds

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks for sharing Ployd!

[@Bennypeace]

I don't think I will forget this sentence ever! You absolutely did the right thing! thank you!

[@AQ-uc4bb]

Thanks Tom., the word I finally learn to pronounce is not in the main frase , but in Tom’s explanation.. rhythm 🎵.. yay , gracias.

[@rachelsenglish]

Great job!

[@englishforeverpedro]

OMG, I'm dying here. All the syllables unstressed. I have some students who speak like that. Awesome, Tom.

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks again Pedro!

[@dansie8320]

Im so greateful i have learnt this years ago.Playing an instrument helped me a lot as i pay a lot of attention on the melody.

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks for watching Dan!

[@alfredomarron9524]

Jesus!!! Those eyes!!! Rachel, thank you for giving us this kind of motivation! YOU'RE THE BEST!!!

[@dave26262]

E4cc

[@wo0fw00f]

"Did the" is hardest part for me when I speak fast

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DA da DA DA did the right thing.

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@Sushanth K how?!

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Theo best way of teaching I've ever seen! Thanks !!!!

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You're welcome Theo!

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Because of your clear teaching, I'm going to be a native speaker soon! Thanj you so much!!

[@rachelsenglish]

Great!

[@adamearth3102]

A brilliant lesson. Thank you so much, Rachel and Tom.

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Glad you enjoyed it Abbass!

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I thought analyzed 1 sentence for 15 min would be too much, but NO it's really helpful, this is gold.

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We-2.46 million Rachel's English subscribers-abso *_lu_* tely did the _right_ thing. 👩‍💻 👨‍💻 💕 ☮ 🌎 🌌

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Thank YOU... Rachel For your English technical lessons..... 👍

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You are the heart of success and best meanings

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Thanks Mohamed!

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Hi! I'm a student from Ukraine. Tom and you are brilliant. I'm pleased so much

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Thanks for watching Олександр!

[@gabrielnoe1262]

Excelent once again!. "You absolutely did the right thing". I mean: "you have absolutely done the right thing". Lucky us.

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks for watching Gariel!

[@marydc6147]

Please make more videos like this one it's so helpful to no-native speakers.

[@rachelsenglish]

You bet Mary!

[@maria-bu5zb]

da- Da da Da da- Da- da- Da -Da ^^ We- absolutely -did- the -right- thing. It's music time!! it's good^^

[@andyboa8107]

Recently I analysed one sentence from an American movie. "He died in the line of duty" Took me some time too. It was pronounced "Ee died in the liner duty"

[@6osmar1]

Hello. Mr Tom, you are a true teacher. Thanks Mr for this lesson. Naturally Mrs Rachel too

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You are very welcome Osmar!

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The more I see Rachel's videos, the more I can understand native guys.

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Great!

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Hello Rachel! Hello Tom! I liked the lesson very much! Also, I have realized again the distance from where I am as an English learner to the desired destination. The one is huge, but I'll never give up:) Thanks a million!

[@rachelsenglish]

You're very much welcome Sergei!

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u r the best teacher near me .... i love ur all videos and i want more ..please try to make videos every day

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You're welcome Taiab!

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Wauuu! The teacher rocks.

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Thank you!

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Thanx for the awesome video ,Rachel.and thnx for Tom as well👏👍🏻

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome and thanks for watching!

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So grateful for your expertise and videos. These are pushed out to my speech therapy patients. THANK YOU!!

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You're welcome and thanks for watching Valerie!

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Amazing!!!And this is just a free course! I can't imagine what a the private course looks like!!you're one of the best teachers

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Thank you! 😃

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2kilo o it’s amazing,believe me😍

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Hi Rachel Hi Tom this video is very important to me thanks a lot I hope you have a great Wednesday 😉🇧🇷 take care

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You too Aparecido!

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That's amazing way to teaching english. I'm so impressed by this. Congratulations. I've never found it in teachers here in Brazil.

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You're very welcome Teudas!

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Nice

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Wow, I do like it. Thanks for sharing.

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Glad you like it!

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Thank you very much. It's a great video lesson about intonation and rhythm. You absolutely did the right thing.

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Glad it was helpful!

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Thank you Rachel and Tom!! For your help ❤️

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome Melanie!

[@Yowamitsu]

This’s so helpful. I’m still struggling to watch movies without subtitles. Actors don’t really speak clearly. I don’t have to go to the office during this corona virus situation. So I’m gonna try to listen these videos while I’m working and hope to improve my English lol

[@rachelsenglish]

Great! Thanks for watching!

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Very good video congratulations to you teacher rachel and your teacher too

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Thanks Ronaldo!

[@magipati2000]

Muchas gracias sigue adelante

[@miltonbravo152]

Excellent demonstration linking sound and useful method and techniques to acquire fluency. I am Milton Bravo from Ecuador.

[@rachelsenglish]

Many thanks Milton!

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I love Rachael’s channel.💕She is the best channel to learn English. Trust me ! ❤️💕💐

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Totally agree with you!!

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Hello, Please tell me from where i have to start learning in this channel ? There are a lot of vidéos a lot of playlist. I'm beginner

[@whattheheckyo7238]

@@kartitamohsine8016 better start from the sounds , then speaking

[@deagoyu6628]

Thanks for Rachel and Tom, learned a lot from here

[@rachelsenglish]

Awesome! Thanks for watching!

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loved it! I was already familiar with it, since I`m in Rachel`s English academy, so guys if you want to see more content like this , I highly recommend the academy!! btw Tom looks soo good:))

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Thanks for your support Droki!

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Thank you Tom and Rachel

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You're welcome Tania!

[@mariaamaya2021]

Awesome. Thanks both. Maria.

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Glad you enjoyed it Maria!

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Thank you very much teacher Rachel for your efforts go ahead...

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You're welcome Alhafiz!

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I can't thank you enough teacher Rachel!

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STUDENT problem with my English is that whatever the words I learn today goes out of my mind a few days later TEACHER Remember a foriegn language is like a frail, delicate muscle. If you don't use it It weakens

[@ashourfeps3847]

Seek help from Allah and do not fail

[@colilaobalioca]

Write these tips or words down on your favorite note, next you repeat them, then you speak those words out loud again and again. Besides, you have to use those words in your daily life, create specific situation which involves those words and try to engage them together. Speak out with your great confidence. Those automatically are embedded on your mind without worrying while speaking anymore!

[@englishforeverpedro]

Experts say you need to be exposed to a new word at least 10 times so you can recognize it later. Can you imagine how many times your mom said "mom" in your native language before you actually said it? Do like mom do. Repeat, repeat, repeat and repeat again. When you are comfortable with it, repeat it again. haha

[@sureshsaharan5615]

Keep continuing

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English is my usual language but I am learning french. This is how I feel exactly about French. 🙃

[@AQ-uc4bb]

You absolutely does.. both are great. Thanks.

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Now Im absolutely confident that Ill overcome my psychological fear of not understanding English (I have relatively good knowledge of it). Thank you, Rachel and Rachel's team.

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome Jose!

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Hi Rachel, I love you and your teaching ways

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks Alsadig!

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❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@tradulodge]

you both are FANTASTIC! I've studied enough already to perceive and dedicate time to this RELEVANT kind of analysis. Maybe looks tedious at the beginning (we, learners, tend to dismiss the little details of PRACTICE :-) but I think it's the main scaffolding or American accent. Great work!

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks for watching Marisa!

[@khalidimess]

I wait you videos every Tuesday thanks!

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Exelent, very good.

[@rachelsenglish]

Many thanks!

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A senhora é a melhor professora do mundo!Parabéns!Falo direto do Brasil.Abraço!

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks for watching Andre!

[@englishforeverpedro]

Yeah, it is a holiday in Brazil and I am catching uo in my videos. Sorry about that. Another awesome video that I wish my students not only watched it, but also started doing it. Intonation is really important for understanding American English. This music that Tom talks about is vital to improve one's listening skills, and you guys do it the best way I have ever seen online. And believe me when I say that I watch a lot of videos on pronunciation. Congrats!!!

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks for sharing Pedro!

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I like this way , it's have the good effect on my pronunciation. Thanks Rachel an Tom ⚘

[@rachelsenglish]

You're very welcome Nawal!

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I give up at the evidence this channel is amazing, in each video I increase my listening and pronunciation as well, thanks and greets.

[@rachelsenglish]

Glad you liked it!

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Nice to meet you I am korean I am helping now I am studying English now Thanks very much-^^

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Awesome! Thanks for watching Kyunghwa!

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Great!! Thanks for this video so important.

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Nice job Rachel, we’re waiting for the next video like this.

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Thanks Egzon!

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I think understandig fast English is the final step to master English. This exception dosen't exist in other languages but it makes it so beaitiful. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

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Ali kammel Abu Ahmed Thank you Rachel’s English & your classmate Tom We absolutely did the right thing I pronounce it extremely as Arabic

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Thanks Rachel!❤️

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It's so useful for me to improve my pronunciation . thanks rachel

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Excellent ! Great lesson ! Thanks !

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You're welcome!

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Very very clear, Tom! Thank you so much.

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You're welcome!

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Thanks Tom

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这方法很有效，谢谢（That’s a good way. Thanks.👍

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You're welcome Jancy!

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This is the perfect method to improve our pronounciation ! once agin ! great video love it :)

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Its very good

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The greatest lesson ever❤️

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Thank you!

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Thank you very much. This is an excellent way to improve.

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Glad it was helpful!

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My pleasure Graysilizz!

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I love the way you teach.

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Thanks Lotus!

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Thank you Rachel and Tom!!

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You're welcome Geetanjali!

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Thank you Rachel your channel is useful and meaningful.

[@englishforeverpedro]

This week? Music analysis with everyone. Thank you, Tom.

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Thank you, Rachel. It's helpful

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Glad it was helpful!

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grueling but indispensable. thank u to both looking for more movies series analysis of video that u provide with pdf. thanx again.

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Great teacher.

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Thanks Gilberto!

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Thank you so much ! ❤️

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You are the best. Go on and on

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Hello, my teacher recommends your videos for a better understanding of the language ❤

[@rachelsenglish]

That's great! Thanks Elvis!

[@englishforeverpedro]

But remember, watching the video is just the beginning. You need to use everything Rachel and Tom teach us here.

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Great video like always thank you so much.

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My pleasure Santos!

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Thanks a lot, teacher.

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You're welcome Kamel!

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My pleasure Tùng!

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So cool

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Thanks Delower!

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Actually perfect class

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Thanks Luciano!

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Nice lesson Tom, Thank you both.

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Glad you enjoyed it

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Wow!! that's a good Job.

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Thanks Radha!

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One of my best lesson ever..

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Happy to hear that @jeevanguard1487!

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I appreciate it!

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Glad you liked it Yaroslav!

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