Learn English With Movies - Antman And The Wasp

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If you want to learn English with movies I’m going to show you the best way to do it! In this English lesson, you’ll work on your American English pronunciation by analyzing a scene from the movie Ant-Man and The Wasp! We’ll work together to help you improve your English speaking by showing you the reductions, linking, melody, and simplification that the native English speakers are using in this movie scene. When we learn English with movies something important is happening-you’re learning from native speakers while having fun! You have the opportunity to learn why their English sounds fast and you can work repeatedly to mimic the sounds they’re making. This is absolutely the key to making your English-speaking sound more native: training as a musician or athlete! This will be different than your English training that has been from a typical textbook. It’s more akin to learning English through conversation. Learning English through movies taps into something deep: learning English through the story. When your mind is engaged in the story you’ll pick up the English vocabulary more quickly and…even more important!...you’ll start to shape your spoken English to match! When you learn English with movies you’ll find yourself understanding native English speakers more easily and realize that you’re speaking English faster and with more confidence. It’s not easy work, but it’s a lot of fun! Let’s get started with this Learn English with movies lesson!
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You're very welcome Jean!

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Learning English through movies is the short way to improve the listening skill. One of the efficient methods of teacher Rachel.

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Thank you!

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Thanks for watching Larry!

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Great lesson! In the practice part, when we practice "Don't condescend, Hank.",the screen already flipped to next page.

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That’s really good. I love your videos on the English language every Tuesday. Thank you.

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks! Glad you like them!

[@EverythingAmericanEnglish]

I love the way you break this scene down! And this was a great film. Excellent job!

[@rachelsenglish]

Thank you very much!

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[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome Wilson!

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Glad you like them Sergei!

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Thank you very much Shaddam!

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Thank you rachel, i love how you teach a prononciation !

[@rachelsenglish]

My pleasure Ilyas!

[@namahn6622]

Your lessons have inspired me. When I listen in English now, I try analyzing sound with what you've taught us and I've read in Wikipedia and the web. It helps me understand a bit why they didn't talk like the words and what happened in their speaking even though I can't imitate them all.

[@rachelsenglish]

That's great Na! Thanks for sharing!

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You're welcome Wilberth!

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[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks a lot Eva!

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To assist you in your studies, the time that starts the listening and repetition exercises is 26:24

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[@rachelsenglish]

My pleasure!

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Hi Rachel!! How are you doing? I hope you're doing well. This is an excellent and useful method for learning to speak and understand English. Since I have watched all your videos I have improved my pronunciation and comprehension to a great extent, it has not been easy but with dedication and practice I can see the good results. But I still have a long way to go. Thanks for sharing your valuable knowledge with us. Keep doing such a wonderful job!!

[@rachelsenglish]

That's great to hear Naccio! Thanks a lot for sharing!

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Very good teacher, thank you

[@rachelsenglish]

Glad you liked it!

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Learning English through film is always fun. American films are indeed very useful for people who want to master American English.. Alisha you are the master Thanks anyway

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My pleasure Ayam!

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You're very welcome Djamel!

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More to come!

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Thank you so much our teacher... our studying in this way are very good for learning how to speake very good and understand others who speak English ...... l hope you happy life and good health for you and your family

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You too and thanks for watching!

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You are the best teacher and thanks for all your videos. I improve my listening to American English and now I don't use subtitles in films.

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That's great! Keep it up Bieti!

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[@rachelsenglish]

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[@bobmarlosl]

Teacher I don't understand this sentence: Don't condensate Hank. What does it mean?

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My pleasure Anil!

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Thanks Jaime!

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You're welcome @mujrih23!

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This is a good one. Thanks

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Thanks for watching Pankaj!

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[@rachelsenglish]

Awesome! Thanks for watching!

[@SVS609]

Hi Rachel. Thank you very much for videos. After watching your videos now am able understand US accent and reductions, though i have a lot go, but i believe one day ill be fluent like a native American. It maybe tough for me as of now to pronounce like that, but your videos giving me confidence n motivation to accomplish my desire to speak like native. " practice makes a man perfect".👍

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That's great to hear Shekar! Keep it up!

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Thanks Adrian!

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When I started to watch your videos I didn't understand these exercises because my level of listening was pretty bad. Now I can understand it despise I'm not fluent or have confidence to speak, but I'm working on it.

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That's great! Keep it up Mary!

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Thanks Mohamed!

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No problem!

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You are so welcome Hayder!

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[@rachelsenglish]

You too Aparecido! Thanks for your support!

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Thanks, I will!

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Short Segments: @26:19 Short Slow Motion: @27:53 Long Segments (Harder!): @30:20

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Thank you

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You're welcome!

[@phank175]

Hi Rachel, How to hear and pronounce past verbs when speaking quickly ?

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Exelente video......aga mas videos como este nuevos.nos ayuda mucho para aprender el English..

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Thanks Obdulia! Stay connected.

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I've got so many lessons from this video

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Thanks. It's the most important video.

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Glad it was helpful!

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7:10 you said ( help you ) i know the letter in help is dark L, but my question, is the tip of tongue, touche anywhere in mouth like down back teeth or upper back teeth after the back of tongue touch throat .

[@rachelsenglish]

Hi! For me, I find that the tip of the tongue is lifted a little bit, and maybe slightly pulled back, but I think that it will be a little different for everyone. The important part for the Dark L is the stretch in the back of the tongue.

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Thanks again!

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You're welcome Reza!

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My pleasure Veronica!

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Thanks for your support Nushar!

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Thank you very much Zzt!

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Hi, Rachel. First of all, I really appreciate what you did. I learn a lot from your channel. But, I have question. When a constant placed beofore a constand but after a syllable, do we need to pronounce the constant?

[@rachelsenglish]

I'm not sure I understand your question! Can you repost this as a new comment and add a couple of examples? Thanks!

[@starffgamer1258]

Hi, I have to watch this movie. Second thought group Third-time repeat section was a little bit hard but I did pause 10 or 11 times I just read and after I repeated I learned in this scene vocabulary word condescend even though you didn't tell but I watched in Google I enjoyed this lesson you are outstanding pronunciation teacher in this world I've seen a lot of English pronunciations video on youtube but no one can't teach like you thanks for making this analysis video.

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Thanks for sharing Ghanshyam! :)

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Glad to hear that!

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My pleasure Sacad!

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Perfect tutorials

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Thank you!

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Learning English through the movies is good way to learn american English.. Thank you.

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome Manusha!

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🌺🌞 Thanks rachel hope I can meet with you one day and give you presents you help me so much for years

[@rachelsenglish]

You're very welcome!

[@richardfrangie3518]

25:03 fun part? It's the worst part or well, the part most difficult but we must do it, is the best way for improve our pronunciation, I take 30 more minutes in that part, I repeat it maaaaany times until I get it right, especially when there is a long thoughts group, that's why it's worst part for me 😭

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Rach, ur amazing as always

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Thank you!!

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Wow, thank you!

[@husseinabdulhakim3049]

Is it necessary to use the parallel structure when speaking?

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Teacher, thank you for your analysis, one question that had been bothering me a long time, how to pronounce “l’d”, this kind of contractions are hard to pronounce, pls help thank you

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You're fantastic!!

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Thanks Yerby!

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that's really veryvery great video.

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks a lot Yuan!

[@athenawmusical193]

Hi Rachel. I really appreciate your detailed explanation at 11:48 regarding the vowel change of the word 'told'. This cleared up my confusion which has perplexed me for such a long time. Does this type of change also appear in words that consist of /eɪl/ sound (e.g. detail, fail, hail, pale, sale, trail, wail)? Oftentimes, I hear native speakers pronouncing simply like /el/ rather than /eɪl/. Thank you. 😀

[@rachelsenglish]

Hi! I have definitely heard native speakers do this with the AY as in SAY diphthong as well. However, I would say it maintains it's AY as in SAY sound in those words more than the OH as in NO in 'told'.

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@@rachelsenglish Thanks for your answer Rachel! That really helps!

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10:45 15:31 24:23

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Keep it up mam im really happy

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks for watching!

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This is very helpful,thanks! Hi Rach,can you do some 《Breaking bad 》or《Friends》more👏🏻😄

[@rachelsenglish]

Great suggestion!

[@jamesxia9072]

Hi Rachel. I have a question about the last sentence in this video. In the sentence the word “fit”, does it function as a verb or an adjective? If it functions as a verb, shouldn’t it be “fits”? I am confused so looking forward to the answer from you! Thanks a lot!

[@rachelsenglish]

I believe because it is past tense 'fit' works as a verb here. For instance, if a friend tried on a shirt at a store earlier, you might say: 'The shirt fit you when you tried it on earlier." However, if it is present tense, "The shirt fits you" - you would want 'fits'.

[@jamesxia9072]

Rachel's English I understand, “fit”=“fitted”. Thank you very much. I really appreciate it.