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\nIf you’re studying English pronunciation and want to enjoy English conversation you’re in the right place! Here you will learn important vocabulary words in English, getting detailed analysis on each word’s use and pronunciation. You’ll...\nIf you’re studying English pronunciation and want to enjoy English conversation you’re in the right place! Here you will learn important vocabulary words in English, getting detailed analysis on each word’s use and pronunciation. You’ll also pick up some new phrasal verbs and you’ll master several common reductions. I think you’ll feel more confident about your pronunciation after studying conversation with me in this video. If you want to improve your English conversation skills this video is perfect. You’ll be learning within a conversation that I’m having with my dad. The best way to learn English pronunciation is to be IN an English conversation and that’s what you’ll get in this video. You’ll study conversation components including verbs that my dad and I use. Phrasal verbs are critical to you sounding more natural and smooth during conversations you’re having in your real life. I know how to help you improve your skills dramatically. Studying conversation is so much fun! I’ll also teach you several common reductions in American English pronunciation. Mastering these reductions can help you move from sounding stiff and uncomfortable to sounding more like a native speaker! In order to have meaningful and rich conversations in the English you need to be not just fluent, but fully comfortable with speaking English. That’s where I come in! My entire channel is devoted to this very specific task: moving you from mere fluency to perfect English conversation! And I simply can’t think of a better place to start than with the kinds of everyday, real-life American English conversation constructs you’ll learn in this video. Of course you’ll need to master the pronunciation of many additional words, phrasal verbs and reductions, too, but if you can lock in the learning on the words in this video you’ll be off to a terrific start. It’s my belief that in order to learn English…spoken English!...we need more than just lists of vocabulary words. This entire video is devoted to perfecting just a few words, phrasal verbs and reductions. You’ll learn how to say and use each of these words by stopping and repeating after me. Just as with the phrasal verbs and reductions. I’ll use IPA to make sure you know exactly how to pronounce each of them and I’ll also give you several example sentences from my life. Part 1\n
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6th - Higher Ed
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Social Studies & History
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conversational english, space, work, sound
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