There is a gap, a little gap. So one of the t sounds has disappeared, they mix together and create just one t sound. In fact, your tongue goes into the right position to make the t sound,. The tongue hits the front of the alveolar ridge when you go start talking. You also have consonant to vowel linking - words that end in a consonant then begin with a vowel.
This episode focuses on how sentences are pronounced quickly by native speakers. This is invaluable knowledge which will help you to take your listening and your pronunciation to the next level! Click here for example sentences and more information
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