British Pronunciation: learn Informal Contractions i'da, we'da, who'da...(advanced)

Advanced British Pronunciation: Speak more naturally and more like a (British) native speaker There are many informal contractions in English the focus in this video is on "would have" contractions: I'da, we'da, you'da etc. This will help your comprehension too.

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Thank you. Very helpful! I was wondering if u could make a video with more verbs contractions, please! (Have had; had had; etc.) It is really important to use the contractions, to sound more natural. Thank you, once again!

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