Connected Speech
Barry Pennock Speck
ict4u2learn@gmail.com
Connected Speech
This module comprises 8 videos on how to pronounce words together in connected speech, that is, speech without pauses. You should pronounce the phrases in the videos after you hear them. Some of the videos contain exercises. Remember that you can stop the videos whenever you like. You should start with the first two videos. You can then follow the order the videos are in or you can choose the one(s) that you think might be useful. In my opinion, ellipsis is the most useful if you want to make it easier to pronounce connected speech. Also backward and forward assimilation.
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The following videos show you how to pronounce words in connected speech. Click on the images to go to the videos.
Connected Speech
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Created on December 11, 2022
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Connected Speech
Barry Pennock Speck
ict4u2learn@gmail.com
Connected Speech
This module comprises 8 videos on how to pronounce words together in connected speech, that is, speech without pauses. You should pronounce the phrases in the videos after you hear them. Some of the videos contain exercises. Remember that you can stop the videos whenever you like. You should start with the first two videos. You can then follow the order the videos are in or you can choose the one(s) that you think might be useful. In my opinion, ellipsis is the most useful if you want to make it easier to pronounce connected speech. Also backward and forward assimilation.
Link
Also check out this module when you have finished:
The following videos show you how to pronounce words in connected speech. Click on the images to go to the videos.