How To Sound Like A Native English Speaker: Connected Speech

In this lesson, learn how to sound like a native English speaker. Looking at aspects of connected speech. For example, Intrusion, elision, and linking. It's important to me that I give you the best lessons possible so please feel free to give me your feedback on this lesson in the comments section below.

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[joelmasamba]

Oh my goodness!!!! Thanks a lot about your great lesson my amazing teacher keep up the good work you brought my level up about speaking English

[Benginator]

I'm Swedish and started learning English in third grade all the way up to my final year in the Swedish equivalent of upper secondary school. This was NEVERRRR mentioned which is CRAZY!! Very useful stuff! I mean some might eventually pick up on it simply from hearing English alot but it's very useful to hear it like this

[MasambaKalaba-xooi]

Oh my goodness!!! I have been learning more from you My amazing teacher keep up the good work I'll be over the moon when you talk about phrasal verbs!!!

[Adèle]

I lived in England for 10 years . My english is perfect except for my accent. Somehow i haven’t been able to get to grip with connecting my speech to make it flow . Coming across your channel I realise how simple it is . So thanks a lot for your excellent way of explaining this golden rule of the " intruder " So gone is my inhibition about it .

[kanwalsagoo]

It is totally new for me and i love it thanks anna... you are great teacher

[jessicahp]

british English is the best and original of the world and I love it

[GrantCareerCoaching]

Great lesson as always Anna! This is such an important tip to help someone's English sound natural 👍👍👍

[all-right]

Thanks for the great lesson. Just a small contribution: 'You and me' can also be pronounced as 'youwenmi'.

[johndaad]

Thank you my sweet teacher....lots of love from Pakistan....It helped me alot ..

[Manacymbal]

As a native, north american english speaker, who loves accents, dialects, etc, this was incredibly useful in capturing some very subtle notes of some english accents different form my own. Amazing job.

[saraphanar]

Definitely worth a like! Instead of having a wordy explanation of the meaning intrusion - just a clear example. Just the ticket 👍👏❤️

[rinduregita]

thank you for the education video, I always waiting for new video here for improving my English skill

[adamearth]

It was new for me using "r" sound in linking between words and so hard, I think without "r" easier to say ! 🌹 👍 😊.

[muhammadyuldashev]

Hello Teacher!
You are so energetic. I'm so grateful for your lessons.
I have got good news I have started talking in English like a native speaker but while I am sleeping.

[ghadasaid]

I'm not see like this on YouTube before, thanks a lot

[michellearango]

It's da first Time i hear someone xplaining da sound 'r' intruding Two words. I had Heard it before but i thought it was my imagination. Thank u so much!

[yonasberaki]

OH Teacher Anna i love you lessens Evrey day i keep

[teachingupdates]

It's very nice technique and attractive sound.

[piedadlorenserrano]

I like the way as you teach this topic. Thank you.

[alison.]

This video helped me so much to improve my speaking and listening, thanks Anna 🥰💕