English Pronunciation Study: What did you do Today? (Ben Franklin Exercise)

In this Ben Franklin exercise, we go deep studying the pronunciation of everything we hear -- you'll study all the different parts that make the American accent!

AMAZING tips to sound more natural speaking English

Improve your American Accent / spoken English at Rachel's English with video-based lessons and exercises.

Cải thiện nói tiếng Anh Mỹ / 미국 영어 발음 향상 / 話されているアメリカ英語を向上させる / Улучшаем произношение американского варианта английского языка / Meningkatkan berbicara bahasa Inggris Amerika / Melhore sua pronúncia do inglês americano / Mejorar el habla Inglés Americano / 美語 / बात अमेरिकी अंग्रेजी में सुधार / تحسين لهجتك الأمريكية الإنجليزية / שפר את המבטא האמריקאי שלך

...with Rachel's English!

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[davedarius]

Ever since 2016, this has been my main go-to channel for pronunciation tips because the rules are described very much effectively and concisely, in fact every rule and almost every important word combinations are covered in seperate videos too ! It's 2023 and still the same channel I go to when I need a quick refresher course regarding such

[filolinguista]

If you'd been my English teacher when I started learning it, I'd speak it already like a native speaker.

[ultraenglishschool]

Rachel this is one of the most important series of videos I've ever seen in internet. May God bless you because I'm sure thousands of students and teachers of English appreciate your assistance. I have a wide knowledge of vocabularies and idiomatic expressions of English, but now I discovered the reason why I don't understand the language as a native speaker. Thanks.

[dabnysenglish]

Teacher number 10!
I am from Brazil !
You are the best teacher!
Thanks so much!

[midasproduktionen]

I LOVED THE WAY YOU EXPLAIN THE WAY HOW TO PRONOUNCE. YOUR ACCENT IS PERFECT AND YOUR VOICE SOUNDS BEAUTIFUL TO BE HEARD.

[윤혜성-qd]

Hey, I'm from Korea and my Eng teacher told us to watch this in COVID 19 quarantine it really helped!

[AnnaVends]

Please, include a transcription in the video as well. It's much easier to understand.
Thank you 💙💛❤💙💛

[bethgomes]

We are the ones thanking you for this amazing working that is helping people all around the world. Thanks a million! !!

[fransergioferreira]

Rachel, Hi!
I'm Brazilian guy and I have watched your videos and in these videos I have learned pretty things in American English. Thank you for helping me and many others users from YouTube

[yesitasnow]

I always say that you are the reason why my pronunciation has improved. I found one of your videos a couple of years ago, and I could the that I could learn pronunciation! Now, I pay attention to the native speakers in movies or series and I repeat and try to do it the same way, I understand the IPA and I link better :3 you rock Rach! Thanks a lot!

[Awesome]

It's been over than seven years and people still make use of this video. I know because I do. I can't thank you enough. İt's incredibly valuable. This is the language. This is what we're supposed to learn.
I wish I could give 1000 likes to your videos too :) Much much sincere thanks...

[nansandarhtay]

teacher Rachel, I am learning from Burma. I believe that my English will improve by watching your videos everyday. Thanks millions.

[gayanaminasyan]

Hi I'm from Armenia. Thanks for helping to sound more like a native speaker. Your great fan. With love and respects.

[abdulahmoula]

Rachel, thanks for sharing such an interesting piece of knowledge with us through this video lesson.
You are a good teacher. You have taught me a lot.🌹❤️

[tructrannuthanh]

I want to send my truth thanks to you. I am Vietnamese. I am always have problem with listening skill when communicate with foreigners. I try to improve this by listening more and more. But it doesn't seem to work. Then i find your channel. The key is that i don't know the rules, the ways of native speaker pronounce. After studying this video, what amazing it is! I feel improved a lot.

[rachelsenglish]

I think what you've written here is correct. In a list or 'or' situation, all will go up until the last one which will go down.

[yaakobizeineb]

Am a Tunisian English graduate. Really I like your accent and pronunciation so much ❤️❤️

[rachelsenglish]

Thanks so much Jen! I am working on your request. :)

[jonatafontela]

Many years ago when I started learning English I always watched your videos to learn pronunciation, nowadays people always compliment me on my English and my pronunciation, that's all thanks to you!!! You're amazing ❤

[rachelsenglish]

Exactly. We drop the beginning H often in function words, and 'he' is a great example. What| dih-dee-say? That is how I would connected 'did' with 'he'.