Sunday, November 9, 2008 | Filed in:
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listening,
pronunciation,
unit 2
- In British English when a word ends in -r or -re we only say the /r/ sound when the next word begins with a vowel sound.
- There are also consonant-vowel links which help to make speech flow smoothly.
2 comments:
Interesting, because taking into account how in a fluent conversation the words are mixed is important, but the really important thing, in my oppinion, is the practise. In any case it is difficult for us. At least, I can undertand the listenning, it is a great advance for me.
Hi Antonio. Yes, you´re right, there´s nothing like practice. I´m glad you are using this blog to improve your listening comprehension.
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