How to Sound Like a Native Speaker with Correct English Rhythm and Word Stress | Accurate English

Learn how to Sound Like a Native Speaker with Correct Rhythm and Word Stress. Learn which words to stress and which words to reduce. American accent lesson. Learn how to stress words in sentences to have fluent speech and natural rhythm of English.
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[@slowlearner4341]

C'était l'information courte, précise et précieuse. Normalement, l'intonation est liée à certaines langues d'Asie et du Moyen-Orient. Cependant, c'est important en anglais, comme on le voit. Merci, madame, comme d'habitude. Et prenez soin de vous.

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i hope more videos for Rhythm and Word Stress.

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1:37 that was a gem. Thank you

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You're fantastic!

[@Shasha-kj6tv]

how do you deal with the word"watched" in the last two sentences? it's intonation is different from the first one

[@ThiagoRodrigues-il8vs]

Hi Lisa. Will there be lessons about ED when it sounds like a 'T'? Watched, changed, loved, booked, ruled etc... Pronunciation is key to success in English.

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Loved the video, short and very simple to explain something that can so complicated. thank you :)

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Lovely! Thanks for this.

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hello teacher your lessons are marvellous. I was just wondering how much you are concerned about your students worldwide. Good luck and keep going

[@duongzoe]

Thank you for making this, very natural and easy to follow. You are such a wonderful teacher. Can you make more videos about this topic? Like with " Wh" questions. Also, I got that we stress on Verb and noun. However, is that right with stress on Verb, you will say with low pitch but with stress on noun, you will say it with high pitch ?

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That is an amazing in a word..

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[@carlosduran6474]

This same lesson is explained in more detail in the book Mastering the American Accent by Mrs. Mojsin.

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Very interesting and helpful.

[@English_withwesam35]

Hi there 💜What's the difference between rhythm and Intonation? Thanks for your time.

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[@cloudssurfer]

thanks for the video I was looking for that lesson for the longest time. the lesson is understandable, but my problem lies in linking the constant sound like in "abouT iT" can you please do video how to link 2 constant following each other especially the t and flap t /d thanks

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Need more videos on this topic.

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It's really a great video

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Good.

[@alexsalychev9324]

Hello, Lisa! That's a really great lesson I've been looking for! What about adverbs? Do they get less stress than nouns? Do adverbs and adjectives get the same level of stress? Thank you!

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[@alihatem7651]

Thanks a lot.i have a question ." I watched a good film with a friend" you stressed Friend and you said Friend louder and high in pitch ...but the sentence has a falling intonation. You should have said Friend in low pitch.....am I right? And is it right that we can stress words even if they are low in pitch.....?

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Making a video about construction sentences in English, please! Cheers.

[@Bernardo.pt.2024]

Would you mind showing us the difference between the "s" and "z" sound when it's plural? Such as boys(z), pets(s).

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are you the one voice that was in the american accent training book

[@AccurateEnglish]

No, I'm the voice and the author of "Mastering the American Accent." Same publishing company as "American Accent Training."

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[@adamking2704]

The KZbinr, Rachel says not to bring up the pitch on the last word. , Which one is right?

[@AccurateEnglish]

Pitch and word stress are two different things. Your pitch should not go up at the end of the word because that will make it sound like a question. But it is important to stress the last key word and not lose vocal energy at the end of the sentence.

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