Shoulda, Woulda, Coulda - American English Pronunciation!

This video tutorial by Rachel's English focuses on the pronunciation of reduced forms in American English, specifically 'should've', 'would've', and 'could've'. It explains how these reductions occur by dropping certain sounds and provides examples in sentences. The video also covers the reduction of negative forms like 'should not' to 'shouldn't'. Viewers are encouraged to practice these reductions to sound more natural in conversation. Additional resources and subscription information are provided for further learning.

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Explain the process of reducing 'should have' in spoken American English.

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