Q&A: 'It was' pronunciation?

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that's a wonderful explanation. we've been discussing this for 2 hours in the midnight and your video put an end to our curiosity. thank you!

[justpassingby]

I’m almost 6 years late but I appreciate all the effort you put in your videos man

[luckychaarvi]

thanks a lot Sir for answering my question in detail. You are the best English teacher !!

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and yes please, can we get a video on "that was"? thank you!

[Theothermotheridv]

You're awesome, teacher! Love so much your lessons xD

[baab]

Is there any different about pronounce between "sun and son" and "two, to, and too"? If there is, would you show me?

[borakorkmaz]

great explanation thanks a lot master shane :)))

[omarlabib]

you are an amazing coach,
I will be grateful if you make a video on how to pronounce "murderer rural "

[snotboogie]

pls can you do a video about the negation "it wasn't" ?

[elisadias]

Eu quero aprender a pronunciar aquela frase da música da Celine Dion: Where it was dark now there's light. It looks like: It was, it sounds like the letter v. I'm Brazilian it's very difficult to understand when you put everything together. it with w

[soarq]

Can it also be a Flap T? Because it rolls off the tongue very naturally, more naturally than a Stop T - for me at least.

[kietdcdhbk]

I have a question.Can you help me pronounce "like your"?  is it linking k and y ? thank you.

[memonummi]

Sir How to speak' This is' and 'These' was in American pronounciation

[ziedgd]

hi what's your periscope name please

[GMByteJavaTM]

What about "that was"? It sounds like you just drop the "t" sometimes.