Dao Zanes: I really language is like music. What I recommended my students do is that for example, if they watch they want to, they are curious, they want to check their comprehension. So we've been kind of hinting at we are going to be teaching you in today's lesson about some of the main connected speech patterns that we see in English. Having knowledge about these, knowing that they exist, then it's kind of like Chiaagua was saying earlier,. It allows you then to embrace that curiosity of when you're watching something, listening to a podcast, anything else and look out for those connections.
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Is speaking fast English one of your dreams? While this may seem impossible to achieve sometimes, there’s a secret ability you need to master in order to make that happen: Connected speech. Learning (and using) connected speech in your English will make you sound confident, natural and, of course, faster when you speak! In today’s episode, we teach some of the most common connected speech patterns and how you can use them.
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