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Thanks for your support! Please check my Writing Playlist to see if there are any videos that might be useful for you: ua-cam.com/play/PLTaPDxv5nudk2w9s_xU4zrbQ3NJuiaMh3.html I will continue to make more videos about essays and will have an online course about essay writing in the next several months. ❤

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 Members get 20 live classes per month: English Pronunciation, Everyday English, Workplace English, Idiomatic English, and Advanced English. I teach the Advanced/Academic English class, but all of them are excellent! If you cannot attend the live class, you can watch the class recording and access the materials anytime. The members are wonderful--they come from all over the world and are very friendly and supportive. Let me know if you have questions about the course. 😊

In that word and others like it, the t sound is unreleased as it moves into the next sound, the s. So what happens is that the tongue goes to make the stopped t sound but instead of releasing the air that comes after t, the tongue moves into the next sound (the s). This kind of natural movement from one sound to another sound is very common in English and, in fact, in all languages. I hope that helps.

Thanks for noting that 😊 Have a nice week, too, Rodrigo!

Thanks for the comment! British English has so many interesting dialects that constantly surprise me. I didn't know about that but will check it out. Hope you're well 😊

I'm glad you find them helpful! Keep practicing 👏😊

Yes, that is a difficult word. Take is slowly to pronounce it clearly. :)

Glad it was helpful! Please check out my Writing Playlist because I have a lot of videos about how to write essays.

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Do you live in Guarujá? I have been there a few times already!

Yes! My online course is called Speak Up! and it's for intermediate and advanced learners. There are live lessons with me and 4 other amazing teachers 5 days a week! Members get 20 live classes per month: English Pronunciation, Everyday English, Workplace English, Idiomatic English, and Advanced Academic English. I teach the Advanced English class, but all of them are excellent! If you cannot attend the live class, you can watch the class recording and access the materials anytime. The members are wonderful--they come from all over the world and are very friendly and supportive. Let me know if you have questions about the course. We'd love to have you! You can see more information and sign up here: speakupclub.mn.co/share/oEqTAvvwpzfe2QxA?

Yes, absolutely! That's the way that I teach it in my writing classes.

That's great! Thanks for sharing :)

Happy to help!

Love that!

Glad you like them! And yes, if you listen to Americans, you'll hear the t dropped 😊

You can respond with "She is younger than me." or "She is younger than I am." In the second case, it needs to be a clause with subject and verb. It is not possible to say "than I'm" at the end of a sentence because we don't end sentences with the contraction "I'm". I hope that helps!

😊 good memory you have!

Good example!

That's great! Thanks for sharing, and good luck with your English learning journey ❤

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Good try but we don’t say go learning. These are usually activities that we do outdoors or for a special occasion. Go hiking, go boating, go camping, go shopping ❤️

@@LearnAcademicEnglish thank you teacher

You can see more information and join here: speakupclub.mn.co/share/oEqTAvvwpzfe2QxA? It's for intermediate and advanced learners. There are live lessons with me and 4 other amazing teachers 5 days a week! Members get 20 live classes per month: English Pronunciation, Everyday English, Workplace English, Idiomatic English, and Advanced English. I teach the Advanced English class, but all of them are excellent! If you cannot attend the live class, you can watch the class recording and access the materials anytime. The members are wonderful--they come from all over the world and are very friendly and supportive. Let me know if you have questions about the course. We'd love to have you!

Hello! Yes, you can join my class to improve your speaking. You can see more information and join here: speakupclub.mn.co/share/oEqTAvvwpzfe2QxA? It's for intermediate and advanced learners. There are live lessons with me and 4 other amazing teachers 5 days a week! Members get 20 live classes per month: English Pronunciation, Everyday English, Workplace English, Idiomatic English, and Advanced English. I teach the Advanced English class, but all of them are excellent! If you cannot attend the live class, you can watch the class recording and access the materials anytime. The members are wonderful--they come from all over the world and are very friendly and supportive. Let me know if you have questions about the course. We'd love to have you!

@@LearnAcademicEnglish I am trying to be intermediate level in order to joint into your class ! I have discovered your Chanel recently it is amazing one! You have posted some ways how to write an essay to help learners have ways on their writing ! Thanks !

good examples :) I say them with the flapped t for the second t in both words

That's great -- thanks for sharing! Is there anything you'd like me to discuss in a video that could be useful for your teaching?

​@@LearnAcademicEnglish My students keep asking how the British pronunciation of some words, like "bottle of water," is "Bo'ohw'o'wo'er." Maybe you can discuss this topic in another video if you haven't already. Thanks in advance

@@erol1020 I can explain the glottal stop sound but am not a speaker of British English, but I will do my best. Thanks for the suggestion.

@@LearnAcademicEnglish Thank you

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Thanks for the message! All the best to you, too, Rodrigo!

Glad you learned something new!

Yes, you are right. Unfortunately, native speakers make mistakes in conditionals when we are speaking all the time, so it's very common for us to say "would you mind if I sit here?" However, I realized the mistake and explained it in the description of the video. Sorry for the confusion.

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That's great! I'm glad this was helpful.

Keep it up!

We can pronounce both words with the clear vowel sound "thee" and a as in "ei" when we are speaking clearly/slowly or when we are emphasizing the word for some reason. We also often (but not always!) pronounce "the" like "thee" when the next word starts with a vowel, like "the end."

Interesting! I do think it is possible if you are completely immersed in the language and you read in English every day or almost every day. It sounds like you are already doing that. I think it depends on a few factors but if you continue to read in English daily, your comprehension and reading speed will continue to improve ☺️

Thank you for sharing that detail! ❤