English Words - The Top 10 - Pronunciation Guide - Learn English (American English)

English Words - The Top 10 - Pronunciation Guide - Learn English (American English)

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English, Other

6th Grade - University

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The video tutorial discusses the 100 most common words in American English, emphasizing the importance of rhythm and reductions in pronunciation. It highlights how many common words are function words that are often reduced in natural speech. The tutorial provides examples and practice exercises to help learners understand and apply these reductions, aiming to improve their natural pronunciation and comprehension of American English.

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3 mins • 1 pt

What is the significance of rhythm in American English pronunciation?

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How do the most common words in American English typically get pronounced?

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What happens to the pronunciation of the word 'the' when it precedes a consonant?

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Explain the reduction of the verb 'to be' in spoken English.

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What is the common reduction for the word 'you are' in fast speech?

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Describe how the word 'and' is pronounced in connected speech.

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What is the pronunciation change for the word 'that' when it is used in a sentence?

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