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Also the word ‘just’. I dropped the T there. Why? Because it came between two other consonants. Just want to— just wanna—, just wanna— dropping that T between two other consonants makes a smoother transition between sounds, and we love connected speech in American English. You just w...
Hi, Lori here, welcoming you to another episode of Real English Conversations from Better@English.com. In today’s conversation I’m joined by my friend Yvette, who is a freelance writer specializing in screenplays. Her educational background is in American Studies, and she’s just an all-ro...
In this episode of The Real English Conversations podcast, Curtis and Amy discuss their decision to move to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico all the way from Canada. They share their reasons for choosing Mexico, including their love for Latin American culture, the language, and the climate. They also...
Research in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) shows that English as a Second Language (ESL) classrooms are not only embedded in dominant institutional, global, and local discourses about race, gender, and language, but often also reflect and contribute to the Othering and ...
As usual, we end up touching upon some of the differences between British and American English vocabulary. If you have a job where you have to look busy all the time, or where you have to tolerate rude customers, I encourage you to post your stories in the comments section on the web...
Some American speakers userealin front of an adjective or adverb for emphasis when speaking informally. That suit looksrealnice. I'm being looked afterrealwell. This use is generally regarded as incorrect, both in British and American English. Instead of 'real', you should usereally. ...
Why do all these words slide together in American English anyway? Stick with me this is going to be a great lesson. First, here’s the short scene that we’ll study. So we got ten there, we’re trying to get 24 total. No, you’re right, this sucks dude. ...