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AccurateEnglish

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How to connect English words to sound like a native speaker | Accurate English

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Learn how to connect English words to sound like a native speaker of American English. Learn the rules of linking the final consonant to the vowel of the next word to sound more natural and more fluent.

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my ca ris new

one example clear everything. Thanks a lot

@Saifulonesaif

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@josejaimevidalrosales8660

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i really appreciate you

@AJ7b4u

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Wow very nice ❤ you've elucidated this subject in pretty better way , i got tranquility and learnt something new here 😊

@JunaidKhan-z6o6m

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OMGGG LOVE THIS

@huonglinh8544

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Interesting class, thanks,
Where are you from?

@jacobotinoco7260

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I like a lot

@raisa4265

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Hi mam I have want to clarify that when preposition meets in consonants are like connecting i must to stress that while speak

@c.b.braneeshraocbr6871

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S an x xsita hiro hironi baika wold😂🎉😢

@RamChandra-m6n9h

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Everything is crisp and considerate; the sequencing helps ideas land step by step �� — I create small practice clips too and would appreciate any ideas you’re comfortable sharing.

@SpeakEcho

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Finally got it thanks teacher 😊

@ShoaibIslam-life

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Muchisimas gracias por este video

@Enprocesodeseruneditor

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Everything is crisp and considerate; the sequencing helps ideas land step by step �� Any tips for keeping daily practice consistent? — I’ve started posting tiny speaking prompts as well and would value your feedback to improve.

@WordGlide-d3g

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I hope that help me

@Cu5o

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Thanks teacher

@AryaBoy-j9i

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thanks :)

@NarenFragozo

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Dear Madam, i many times saw this video. How to clink connecting words. I, every day at last 24 hours in the day two times watch this video. I watch with great pleasure and interest. Madam, I have been watching your English Channel for the last three years. I like it a lot. I hope you share in the future this type of another video.

@mintudey307

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@abdifatahsaed6811

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My problem is about listening skill mostly about American English!

@apinaldomingostomas2090

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It was great, watching from Mozambique

@mariotivane587

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Merci !

@alexdeguedine4384

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Amazing

@alexmacedo3732

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I'm loved 😊

@dsprosystem1969

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Amazing lesson ❤

@dsprosystem1969

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01:06 Linking

01:17 speak English
01:36 five hours / five o'
04:17 car is / five o'

05:00 worked out
05:23 cooked it
05:26 needed it

05:41 South America
05:47 have a
05:53 I'm a
05:58 hold on
06:06 take a

06:15 like it
06:18 loved it

06:22 live in a [li vi nə]
06:25 live in an apartement
[li vi nə nəpɑːrtmənt]

06:29 far is it
06:31 four and a half hours away
[fɔː rə nə hæ fauər zəwei]

06:36 time is it
06:38 five o'

06:41 wake up
06:44 four in

06:48 need it
06:51 needed it

06:55 Did it work out
06:59 worked out

07:03 speak English
07:06 just a

07:09 like it
07:11 liked it a

@blue-mr5ju

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Special gratitude!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

@mohammademran1098

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Amazing Lisa. You're a blessing. Learning tons.

@wkoppe

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hey ma'am i really love your teaching strategies

@MatiyasMaru-h9i

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Helpful video

@zulhashasan3834

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THANK YOU❤

@Emi20_26

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I would also add that learning how to link words helps with listening comprehension because you learn how to anticipate how a native English speaker would say things.

@williamglassman1281

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Your new sub

@MethwangKonyak

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The practice at the end of video is too fast to follow. Just like "I lived in an apartment", How could you expect a beginner to understand it? You make me frustarted.

@Taco1999

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I don't feel any difference it's like I am just speaking faster but I can't recognise the linking

@3yoonel2lb

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Yuu are a very pretty woman

@MarioGarciaSuarez-ys5hy

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Veru nice mam

@STYENDRASINGH-nw2lu

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This video is incredibly inspiring! It has given me so much insight into the way to speak English! Thank you so much, my teacher!

@Dazhi1989

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Thank you!

@izumi.izumiko

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You're an awesome teacher 😊

@Mepublic-s5o

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I am living in Singapore.
English is public language in this country but I don’t understand Singaporean English although I am intermediate English speaker.
Because Singaporean don’t connect words.They always cut sounds.
It seems connecting words is important for natural English….

@kitakita1184

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Doesn't it work?

@RubyKhan-r6b

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Que claro habla ingles esta mujer

@edwingalve5673

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Excellent explanation

@wongwongowenn.o.j.856

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i love you l want to pass my night with you

@MuhammadAwaz-w5v

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Thanks

@Mohamed-Habib-t2l

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Thank you very much

@BadealWeAfkar

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