Almost every word has got the schwa sound in it, teacher. It's used with unstressed words like articles or auxiliary verbs and prepositions. The little grammar words that don't carry all the big meaning but helped to hold a sentence together are often not fully stressed. They can be hard for you to hear because they're being pronounced with weak forms. I'd like to teach you what kind of teacher I am is one pronunciation joke.
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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