Most Important Weak Forms | Learn BRITISH ENGLISH Pronunciation | Sound More Natural

Pronouncing weak forms in English correctly will help you to connect your speech and sound more like a native English speaker. In this lesson, we will cover the most important and commonly used weak forms.
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