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Clear Connected Speech Examples and Explanations | Not on CELTA There are several features of connected speechThe way that we modify the basic sounds of words as they com... More in English. It’s important for you to understand them as a teacher so you can help your learners understand when listening to fast speech, and perhaps to produce it too. Your learners don’t need to know the technical names for these, but our connected speechThe way that we modify the basic sounds of words as they com... Want ideas about how to teach pronunciation and connected speechThe way that we modify the basic sounds of words as they com... Consonant-Vowel Linking (Catenation) When one word finishes with a consonant sound and the next word starts with a vowel sound, they usually link. He’s a good boy The last sound of he’s is a consonant, (in this case /z/) and the next word a starts with a vowel sound (in this case the weak vowel, /ə/). She looks up to her mum This time, looks finishes with a consonant sound, /s/, and up starts with a vowel sound, /ʌ/, so they link.
untitled What does “Would of” Mean? Don't Make this English Grammar Mistake! - English learning article So, you’re happily going about your English studies and feeling quite happy with the language progress you are making when you get a message from one of your native English speaker contacts that goes something like this: “Sorry. I would of spoken to you yesterday if I hadn’t been busy”. What? Unfortunately, you’ll see these phrases used more and more these days. I had an email from a police officer recently that was littered with all of the above, and I have even seen one of my daughter’s school teachers use one of the phrases in a communication. “Could of” should be “Could have”, which is itself regularly contracted to “Could’ve” - grammatically correct, if a little ugly. For example: “I could of spent more time on my homework” should be “I could have spent more time on my homework” “I would of gone to the shops but I had no money” should be “I would have gone to the shops…..” “I should of done the dishes” should be “I should have…..” Hopefully you get the idea.
WEEK 2 WELCOME! Free English Grammar Lessons and Tests Here's Why French People Can't Do an American Accent - Frenchly Americans, Brits, and — well, just about everyone else who speaks English as a first language — know firsthand the raised eyebrows and blank stares they can receive when making dire linguistic slip-ups in French. The brutality of the French “R,” the tearing-your-hair-out-agony of trying to figure out the difference between the vowel in “pur” and the one in “pour.” *Sigh* We’ve all been there. There are (what feels like) a trillion tiny sounds that distinguish a French accent from an English or American one, and it takes a discerning ear (and a thorough knowledge of the International Phonetic Alphabet) to pick them out. Luckily for you, accent coach Luke Nicholson has done it for you. If you’re trying to perfect your French accent for a Molière scene in acting class or just want a reminder that French people aren’t perfect too (I know, I know, c’est impossible), watch this video to Improve Your Accent.
Pronunciation game ‘-ed’ This is a game designed for students to identify and practise the pronunciation of ‘-ed’ in the past simple/past participle forms of regular verbs. It comes with three sets of cards at three levels of difficulty, so it can be played with students of any level from elementary to advanced. You can download the cards by clicking here. Edit: Click here for a .pdf version (for anyone who doesn’t have powerpoint) Click here for an altered version where the number of syllables is shown under each word. This may be especially useful for lower levels. Sorry for the self promotion, but this post is being considered for the British Council blog of the month contest. Sorting The first version of the game is very simple and intended to introduce students to the three ways to pronounce ‘-ed’ (this stage is necessary at lower levels). When you print the cards make sure you print on both sides of the page because the cards are double sided. For elementary and pre-intermediate students use level 1 cards.
English Listening Comprehension Exercises - Ejercicios de comprensi n auditiva de ingl s - Para aprender o practicar ingl s This the VOA Special English Agriculture Report. It can be hard to decide which foods to buy in an American grocery these days. The label "organic" guarantees that the United States Department of Agriculture recognizes the product was grown under conditions. . treatments against insects or disease. The U.S.D.A. organic label on meat and dairy guarantees that they are from animals that live much of the time outdoors. only organic food. Organic meat and dairy products usually cost more than other products. The U.S.D.A. is trying to decide if fish can be labeled "organic." and were caught without harming the local There are also labels on coffee. on land with no natural plants to provide shade from the sun. . Other food labels include "natural," "cage-free" and "free-range." The Department of Agriculture will be holding meetings with food producers and the public to try to requirements for labels. And that's the VOA Special English Agriculture Report, written by Jerilyn Watson.
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