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Let's practice linking (1)

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Write a sentence using one of the following: "take out", "let them", "I've finished"

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How's this video?

#miss

The demonstration reading was too fast for me. Truth be told, among 15 examples, I couldn't catch 5 ones. To be concrete, those are the following sentences: "Jerry fell off the house," "I'll call him at 5:00," "Is the food too hot?", "Let them talk," and "I asked him not to smoke." How can I do it?

#correct

The demonstration reading was too fast for me. Truth be told, among 15 examples, I couldn't catch 5 of them. To be concrete, these are the following sentences: "Jerry fell off the house," "I'll called him at 5:00," "Is the food too hot?", "Let them talk," and "I asked him not to smoke." How did I do?

As the title says- let's practice. So, this is practice! All you have to do is to give yourself some time and keep on practicing. Pause the video and say the sentences as many times as you feel you need to. How is that?

#miss

As you said, obviously, I think I have to practice with patience. As the saying also goes: "Practice makes perfect," or "There is no royal road to learning." By the way, the speech of our old American teacher from Arizona is as clear as bell. According to him, he always tries to pronounce every sound without dropping or unduly sticking words together. How is that?

#correct

As you said, obviously, I think I have to practice with patience. As the saying also goes: "Practice makes perfect," or "There is no royal road to learning." By the way, the speech of our old American teacher from Arizona is as clear as a bell. According to him, he always tries to pronounce every sound without dropping or unduly sticking words together. How is that?

English is spoken in many countries in the world and the accent evolves according to the country because of the native language. The most commonly spoken English is the American and the British.

#miss

Thanks a lot for your textbookish information, but I wonder how it related to my previous question. Oh, sorry. I'm keenly aware of breaking through the cynicism unique to me as I grow familiar with the English language. Well, what elements do they divide talkers with clear articulation from ones without it? Hmmm, does this last sentence make sense?

#correct

Thanks a lot for your textbookish information, but I wonder how it related to my previous question. Oh, sorry. I'm keenly aware of breaking through the cynicism unique to me as I grow familiar with the English language. Well, what elements divide talkers with clear articulation from ones without it? Hmmm, does this last sentence make sense?

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