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In this American English pronunciation video, you’re going to come with me and my parents
to Colorado. You’ll get to see some of the natural beauty of this state, and study American
English pronunciat
Hey Everyone!
Today I’m announcing a challenge to the Rachel’s English community. It’s the Introducing
Yourself Challenge. I made a video on how to introduce yourself to Americans. Check
it out if you
Time to learn some vocabulary. Family relationships in American English.
We’ll also go over a couple of idioms related to family relationships.
On a recent family vacation, I pulled my family aside an
In this American English pronunciation video, we're going to study real-life English while I make an apple pie
with my dear friend Laura.
Okay, time to eat the caramel sauce.
Caramel. Caramel. Caramel
Do you love summer as much as I do?
We'll celebrate the end of summer in this video by studying several conversations about your summer.
You'll study some important reductions and learn the phrasal ve
Sex. Sax. Sucks. Six. Sakes. Seeks. Socks.
The only difference in these words is the vowel or diphthong sound in the middle.
I've had a lot of students who are worried about the pronunciation of a se
There are some words that are just hard to pronounce.
Forget being a non-native speaker. Americans can't even get these words right.
Today, we're going to go over 14 of the most commonly mispronounced
Today you're transforming your spoken English by studying a scene from the movie A Star Is Born.
When you study this way, you'll be able to understand American movies and TV effortlessly without subti
What happens to the T in wanted or parted? The ED endings in American English
are absolutely crazy. We have rules but we don't always follow them. Today, we're going over rule
3 for the ED endin
Thanksgiving. It's just around the corner and today we're going to go over a brief history of
thanksgiving in the United States, and we're going to study some vocabulary related to this holiday,