Improve Your English Pronunciation with These Tricks - Word Stress

[@kelebeketkisi3621]

Thank you my best teacher 🧡

[@EnglishWithMichael]

Thanks for watching :)

[@shabananadaf7683]

So well explained. I corrected me on the word present same thing was using on both situations Thanks a lot

[@shubhigupta9448]

Have just seen your website and I must say you have made it quite better. Everything is clearly mentioned. Earlier, I got confused but now it's quite explicit.

[@EnglishWithMichael]

Do you mean Level Up English? That's great! I'm always happy to have feedback so let me know if you have any issues with it in the future

[@noelle98ws7]

Such a valuable knowledge for me!! Thanks for the video💙

[@EnglishWithMichael]

Thanks for watching! And happy new year

[@CFB0910]

Thank you so much!!! You're great!!😊😊

[@EnglishWithMichael]

Thank you :D You're great too!

[@Ritkaa100]

Thank you a lot for a such useful video.Now everything is clear.Also like your videos on Instagram.Good luck!

[@EnglishWithMichael]

Thanks a lot, that makes me so happy to read!

[@hdk6845]

Thanks lovely!

[@piyasaghosh9144]

Really helpful lesson sir 😊 Thank you ❤️

[@EnglishWithMichael]

Thanks so much!

[@MarcelaSueldo-v4g]

You teach English very well

[@EnglishWithMichael]

Thanks a lot!

[@ambrosetaylor9576]

Awesome lesson! thanks for your effort :)

[@EnglishWithMichael]

Thanks for checking it out! Glad you liked it

[@anjo2617]

thank u so much👍

[@anaandrada402]

Loved this lesson! Thanks teacher!❤️😽

[@EnglishWithMichael]

I'm so happy you did! Thanks

[@antonioortolan7703]

Thank you for this amazing video. You are great. I think it would be great if you made videos with the teachers of the channels papi english and professor Monty english because they are nice and good teachers too. wish you a nice week!

[@EnglishWithMichael]

Thanks a lot! I'm sure I will in the future

[@guzman1961]

Regarding exceptions, I think that "control" is one quite relevant for Spanish speakers.

[@EnglishWithMichael]

Oh really? In what way?

[@nafidaroo4199]

Thanks for the tips, How i dont say always "eh,eh,eh..." when im explaining something athough i talk fast ?

[@fatemeabdolkhani8504]

This is very very difficult... But Thank you very much teacher.

[@EnglishWithMichael]

Don’t worry if it’s hard. This stuff will come in time :)

[@LaNikediSamotracia]

Delightful!

[@EnglishWithMichael]

Thanks!

[@adolfoburgio998]

Thanks Micheal, what about "negligible"? I've heard both accent on the first and on the second syllable!

[@EnglishWithMichael]

Hi Adolfo, thanks! I haven't heard stress on the second before. We normally say NE-gli-gi-ble

[@saziasheikh7681]

I'm watching ur video first and I motivated to improve my English. Thank you . I'm Indian. I know a little english. Can u suggest me how do i improve my English

[@EnglishWithMichael]

Hey, thanks for watching! It's a huge question, but basically do what you think is fun and interesting in English. When you have fun, you learn faster :) For more information, check out this post I made on how to start learning: levelupenglish.school/podcast86/

[@Ricardo-xg6gx]

👍👍

[@larryfan6206]

Nice Video

[@EnglishWithMichael]

Thanks, Annika!

[@lawyerdollysharma2020]

❤️❤️❤️

[@mohamedmifras8274]

My sir, Big help Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct? Which are correct sentences? 1)I read news in the newspaper. 2)I read news on the newspaper. 3)I studied the grammar on a english book. 4)I studied the grammar in a english book. 5)I read the news on Internet 6)iread the news in Internet

[@shubhigupta9448]

Hi Mifras, In your first sentence, It's more than enough to say -"I read newspaper". You don't need to mention categorically that you read news in 'newspaper', because they carry nothing but news. So it's obvious that you must be reading some news. Write your second sentence this way - "I studied English grammar in a book." For third - " I read the news on Internet". That sounds correct.

[@mohamedmifras8274]

@@shubhigupta9448 thank you

[@iamcookie3494]

Lol ur asking ur homework to people on the internet 😂

[@tombeton9300]

Michael, your videos from the studio are often drastically too quiet. In the Dartmoor video everything was normal.

[@EnglishWithMichael]

Oh really? Maybe I can boost the audio in editing next time, but for me when I put it up to max volume it's too loud to listen to. I'll see if other people have the same experience as you can then see what I can do

[@tombeton9300]

@@EnglishWithMichael Then when a commercial comes on, my TV explodes because I've turned it up to full blast. =:OD

[@EnglishWithMichael]

@@tombeton9300 Oh no! Sorry about that. I might try my little clip microphone next time

[@keybee250]

Nouns: PROgress REcord WAter ... Adjectives: PERfect PREsent CLEver .... VERBS: preSENT reCORD proGRESS ....

[@EnglishWithMichael]

Wow great list! PERfect list

[@keybee250]

@@EnglishWithMichael thank you

[@kyo4o3d]

I think you should come clean with your US fans. They should not be surprised if they visit this country and venture away from the capital and the south- east to be unable to understand what is said to them There are a large number of local accents with different. Re words in use . E.g. Yorkshire, birmingham , Devon Cornwall . Try telling a Scotsman that he speaks standard English and hear the diatribe about Sasenachs (I.e. the bloody English) and the Way they speak! 9:57

[@EnglishWithMichael]

Of course! I'm Cornish myself. There's a large variety here and I do talk about that quite frequently

[@liveatease433]

hole and whole. its kinda confusing.

[@EnglishWithMichael]

Although it's not a problem related to stress, these are very confusing! This is called a homophone (words that are pronounced the same but mean different things with different spellings). Try to separate the meanings and practice each one in different contexts. You'll soon be able to keep the meanings separate. I'm sure you have some homophones in your language too :)