分类目录归档：english2
This is a follow up video to different pronunciations for the T. If you haven't watched that video,
you should, because everything that was learned there is going to be reviewed via testing
in this vi
Hello Rachel's English fans! Today we are going to go over vocabulary for parties, specifically,
for a grilling/Labor Day party, which is what I went to just this past weekend. Labor Day
is the first
In this video, I'm going to talk more about linking and reduction. I have done an 'Intro
to Linking' video --- if you haven't seen that already, you might want to check it out.
Today we're going to ta
Today I'm going to go over something I find quite interesting about American English.
And that is, how different the same word can sound depending on where it falls in a sentence.
I've been noticing r
Today we're going to go over the N'T contractions for the word not. You may have noticed as
you've listened to native speakers that you can't rely on hearing a good tt, released
T sound, shouldn't tt,
Today I'm going to talk about the difference between can and can't. How to hear it, how
to say it. You've probably noticed that you cannot rely on hearing -- tt -- a good T sound
because most American
Today I'm going to talk about the TS sound. I've noticed, working with my students,
that many people have problems putting the T into the TS sound. So, lit ends up sounding
like "less". So what is the
Today, a quick lesson in word stress. Did you know, when you're saying a series of initials,
that it's the last one that's stressed. For example, the UN. The UN. Standing for the
United Nations. Also,
Today, we're going on a road trip. In this video we're going to look a little bit at the
American landscape, and of course we will study some English pronunciation. So, 'road
So, 'road trip' begins wi
As it's almost Thanksgiving, today I'm going to show you how to make one of my favorite
Thanksgiving treats. And that is a pumpkin pie, which we're going to make from scratch.
Of course, we'll also le