Everyday English: Sorry for Being Late | American English Connected Reading

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American English Accent Training Overview:
This course is for those who want to improve and perfect their American English Speaking, to have a native-like accent, and to speak more confidently and fluently.

You’ll learn/get:

Weekly Q&A with Alex: have all your English-related questions answered!

Videos of Individual Sounds in American English: All the sounds in American English phonetics, including the tricky ones like seat / sit. You'll get to see how the individual sounds are used in different words, and I’ll give you a list of audio files to practice along with.

Weekly exclusive recorded lessons - In each week’s class, I’ll teach you:

Connected reading rules: Each week, step by step, I'll explain a few of the many rules in American connected reading and intonation, to prepare you to have a native-like accent.

Connected reading & Intonation practice with rules applied: We’ll apply these rules in reading. Sentence by sentence, I'll highlight and explain the parts where we need to connect sounds, and where we need to adjust our tone of speech to make us sound more natural and fluent.

Word choice explanation to enlarge your vocabulary: We'll look at the word choice and the lexical chains in the text to enhance your vocabulary and precision of usage in English.

Audiobooks

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[alexthomas]

Hey, what’s up everyone? I hope you enjoy my videos!

[WalaaMKarawia]

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[leocarriazo_]

ALEX YOU 'RE BEST TEACHER EVER, MAN! THANKS

[คุณลีลาวดี]

I have been listening for many videos of your, today I feel I can understand more information that you’re trying to explain.

[lyslobato]

hey your reading classes has been changed my vision about English, tks a lot

[RubinaVazir]

Wow it’s very interesting I will definitely check my reading comprehension how I do before I have been reading total different I’m 50 years old mother. I’m Indian. But now I’m learning in America . I’m so glad I saw your videos how to read the right way thank for your help 🙏🤲👌🙏🙏🙏

[jacksonamaral]

I enjoyed it. Improving my listening here from Brazil.

[iconn]

YOU ARE THE BEST THANKS TO YOU I FINALLY KNOW HOW TO PRONOUNCE "TH" SOUND IT WAS A RLY CHALLENGING FOR ME

[_peace_]

Thank u for explaining in a crystel clear way..

[lucerohernandez]

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[Sarah_God_is_Love]

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[ismailourik]

Thank you so much Alex for this lesson😀

[keytoeng]

frequently usable exptressions! thanks a lot.

[Jneutron]

Wow..excellent teacher! Thanks for sharing!!!

[edmondngome]

Very useful videos. Thanks you very much!!

[nyashamabika]

Hey, Alex, could you do me a favour & make up a lesson on how to correctly pronounce the “R” in a word e.g the ‘r’ in “Turn” or in “started” I have a tough time with such. Thank you in advance my brother.

[Mdsajib-dkjy]

"Would you happen to have a video that demonstrates the pronunciation of IPA sounds? It would be very helpful."

[elarafarahmand]

"How can we differentiate between the pronunciation of 'can' and 'can't'?"

[АняПлатинова]

What does it mean: the traffic started getting backed up?

[medalofonur]

Hi Alex, what is the topic of this exercise in English, connected conversation?