How to Link Words and Sound Natural When Speaking English | Pronunciation Lesson

Learn how to make your sentences flow better by linking words that start and end with vowels.
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Hello from France! Very useful video about linking words! I saw it twice and I'll see it again and again! Thank you, Luke

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[@AntonioElisa-jv9uu]

Ok thanks teacher for the lesson and i want to know more about it can you help me

[@ximenalinares1564]

Hi! I didn't find your short vowels sounds video 😭 I'm really have dificult whit that.

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[@Legalterminology14]

Hi. But once I heard the undertaker pronouncing the sentence I already ... By dropping the second vowel (like: ailredi), here the link is little more difficult, because it is made between a first long vowel and short vowel. What would think about this?. Thanks teacher

[@LearnwithNomin]

Perfect timing! Thank you! Can you do a video on how to use prepositions and conjunction words to create a smooth and long sentences? Our language doesn’t have them and I wonder if there are structure or easy tips of how to. Thanks!

[@hijodelaisla275]

A - meri - ca does indeed sound like a robot, but it's one word.

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[@graceygregory4021]

Teacher, if you have time, please tell me which sound is it better be added, whether it's w or y to these pairs of words : 1. Idea inspired --- > idea yinspired? Or idea winspired? 2. Data on --- > data yon? Or data won? Thank you so much! Had been trying to google this, but coundn't find anythng that explains about it.

[@arnies1730mom]

Looks like no one answered your question. As an experienced ESL teacher, I can help you; 1. idee yinspird 2. da da won.

[@sarahlui2569]

It is hard to know what vowel should add in

[@Lexikaa14]

Can anyone please tell me the solution and the ques solution is i always forget to linking words it took more than a half minute and actually i just thinks if i wanna say this orange then i say this the consonance is in last ok then the vowel is in first and its too difficult for me please tell its solution

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4:44 😂😂

[@ronenr1405]

First 👍🏻

[@tricky_english]

j and w sounds are already there, it is NOT insertion. ɪj ɛj ɑj ɔj aw ɔw ʊw These are glides