The 4 Ways Americans Pronounce 'AT'

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I'm learning a lot from your videos. I didn't know that "at" had four different pronunciations. Thank you so much.🌹

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[youby]

Thank you so much my lovely teachers.I did not know how to pronounce at in 4 different ways to sound like native speakers. I can see now what made it so difficult to understand native like you.

[emiliovillanueva]

I'didn't know all this, I always thought the Word T sounded strong. Excelent lesson teacher.

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