How to Pronounce Shouldn't have, Wouldn't have, Couldn't have - American English Pronunciation

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Generally, people who dislike English or any other language courses are already the native of these languages. We should not give them too much attention. 👍

[@vivienwang3638]

Those words reduce confusing me for quite a long time. Thank you so much. That’s the best side of internet which you find something that are seldom written in books. Thank you so much.

[@canaldaclonada9726]

OH MY GOD A MILLIONS OF THANKS FOR YOU! That was exactly what i was looking for. I didn't know how to pronounce these words fast like natives, so i'd searched and i found out your video! Thank you very much! I've loved it! Hahaha

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[@danielcubides5170]

It took me 7 years to find this video but as the old proverb says "Better late than never". I'm Colombian and I always contracted the pronunciation as in your first example (with the ev sound) and my local teachers said it was considered non-standard and I'd better follow the second one that sounded more American. What a relief to know I never made a mistake, I was just using another widely accepted form of reduction

[@JoeKaye959]

Wow, it became so easy after your demonstration! Thanks a lot. Cheers from Brazil.

[@Coopos]

That's great to hear! Thanks for letting me know.

[@beterraba_wojak]

Something fun (no so much) is that the pronunciation 'wouldn't have' has the almost pronunciation 'urinar' in Portuguese that mean 'urinate' in english.

[@Coopos]

Haha! That's interesting. Thanks for letting me know. 😊

[@saiphenay]

Really appreciate you teaching us all the reduced forms.

[@Coopos]

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[@Coopos]

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[@jorgeduran1886]

I found this video so handy, I was struggling with this but now I can recognize a bit better this sound, Thanks a lot, with regards.

[@Coopos]

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[@djmusickim]

very helpful thank you

[@lolov6846]

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[@Coopos]

شكرا لك. أتمنى أن تتعلم من مقاطع الفيديو الخاصة بي.

[@altuprasaad8049]

I was pronouncing t at the end very great of you to correct me

[@renatabaez165]

Thank you so much for such a great explanation, not even my daughter's can help me with the pronunciation of those words,I watched your video and i got it right away. Thank you again!!!!

[@Coopos]

I'm glad to help. Thanks for the great comment.

[@hatientran3916]

Many thanks. I love it.

[@Coopos]

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[@RinasEnglish]

Great teacher with clear explanation. There must be more views and more subscribers!

[@Coopos]

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Thank you !!! Me fue de mucha ayuda este video , no entendía en otros videos la pronunciación pero ahora si con este ❤

[@Coopos]

De nada. Gracias por ver.

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Thank you so much grandma for this particular thing

[@Coopos]

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I am learning english so...thank you a lot for these reductions.

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Thank you very much for this video, it helped me a lot. Greetings from Argentina

[@Coopos]

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[@로또30억나야나]

Great👍🏻 thank you teacher

[@Coopos]

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[@hmo6812]

thanks. I always wonder why I couldn't hear Three Musketeers! now got it!

[@Coopos]

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[@Ingles4allYou]

Teacher ..excellent. I suggest.you attach an external Lapela Microphone.in your cothes ..to reduce the reverberation of room and have your voice closer our ears . Tks

[@Coopos]

Thank you for your good suggestion. I'm sorry about the bad audio.

[@ThePsangie]

Ok thanks for teaching 😁

[@Coopos]

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Great video!!

[@Coopos]

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[@youceflatreche8917]

Good morning. very good videos ... I like the content especially with the phonic explanation ... I live in France and I learn English ... please more videos with abbreviations like (what was day ...) (in on ...) thanks in advance {I wrote in French and translated}

[@Coopos]

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[@DreamyStupid]

wow this is so interesting! thank you so much! i have troubles with those words but this video was very useful!

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[@TheQuota2001]

“I wuddena went to the dang store if you had sugar in yo house! “ More southern.

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[@Coopos]

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you are great!

[@Coopos]

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[@e-learning5068]

Gosh, amazing. Thanks for this explanation. I got it

[@Coopos]

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[@ednageraldinmartinezmonten9485]

Great theacher so what about other sounds like might not have -> mightn't've must not have -> mustn't've cannot have -> can't've

[@Coopos]

Good question. In your examples, I would only reduce the "have." It would sound like the word "of" or /əv/. So I would say "might not /əv/" or "must not /əv/." Instead of "cannot have" I would say "couldn't /əv/."

[@leeeunkyoung2241]

2:20 발음 시작

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Count on or coun how to pernounce

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[@Coopos]

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[@juanignacioriveraaramburu5977]

Excuse me i have a doubt, i work as a tourism guide and i do not know which one i have to use, the contracted form or not. I will appreciate your advice. Thank you so much.

[@Coopos]

It is really your choice. You do not have to use the contracted form if you don't want to. I made this video because someone asked me how Americans make these contractions. If you decide to use the contraction, I suggest you use the one with the /v/.

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[@TheQuota2001]

“Shuud-ntv” “Wudd-ntv” In the northern east we still say the t sound

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[@jamesbond-tq5ch]

te amo mi vieja :* gracias hermosa

[@Coopos]

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[@user-ky1ch8sv9h]

Which one is correct? a. If he had not driven drunk, he would have not had a car accident. b. If he had not driven drunk, he would not have had a car accident.

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[@Coopos]

Thanks.

[@MrBasado04]

Eres dios

[@Coopos]

I don't think so. 😊

[@TheQuota2001]

Most modern English speakers skip this higher level of speaking because of foreigner. Conditionals are used very uniquely in classical American English and we are losing our identity by avoiding using this phrase.

[@pliniohonorato20]

actually , in the word ''shouldn't have '' you do not pronounce the letter L,T,H, and letter E ...

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