Wadjasay? American English Pronunciation Practice
Lessons to help you understand and speak normal-speed American English. Now on YouTube, too: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwcGjQ1ScMc9gTNWvrsxq4g
Wadjasay? American English Pronunciation Practice
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Close and close? "Close the door." vs. "Don't stand so close to the lion."
In this podcast you’ll practice the verb “close” as in “Close your eyes.” English also has an adjective, “close”, as in “You’re standing too close to me.” This “close”means “near.”1. Close the door, please.2. Please close the wind...
Practice with numbers
Listen and practice along with the podcast as needed. Then practice the numbers listed below starting around 9 minutes 40 seconds from the beginning of the podcast.Begin here:25639427199583275
Substitution drill: statement to question - 01
This is easy:I'll say: "She lives in France."You'll ask: "Does she live in France?"So take my statement and turn it into a question. Easy! The rest of the directions are in the podcast. Use it to practice grammar (questions...
More practice with the American R sound
1. Roger has a red rabbit.2. My robot is right-handed.3. I like to read about railroads.4. I fed my bird a carrot.5. The doctor wore a white shirt.6. Have you ever seen a lizard on a giraffe?7. I’ll pay...
More reflexives: I recorded them by myself!
1- You said that already. I’m afraid you’re repeating yourself.2- I think that’s a terrible idea, but you’re the boss so suit yourself. Do what you want.3- In ten years I see myself running a successful consulting business....