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I saw him /aɪ sɔːrɪm/

Several listening activities sharing different features of connected speech. Just click on the images below: More practice:  https://helenslanguagehome.com/ Connected Speech  radio programme (BBC Learning English) Link it All Together  (exercises) Linking  and more practice In a dictionary, words are given in isolation.  In natural speech, however, words are connected into sound groups: Authentic American Pronunciation Linking in connected speech practice (from the Coursera course "Tricky American English Pronunciation" by University of California)

THE UNITED STATES OF THANKSGIVING

Scouring the nation for recipes that evoke each of the 50 states  (reading) The story of Thanksgiving by Ellen Degeneres: Autocorrect mishaps : Friday Night Mishaps (multiple choice listening activity) What's Your Worst Travel Mishap? Last year I planned to travel to Florence for the weekend with a friend in August. We each booked tickets for the same flight coming home Sunday evening and couldn’t figure out why mine was so much cheaper. On Sunday morning, while trying to check in online in order to print my boarding pass, I realized that the flight I had booked left Florence that very same day but in September! After a panicked phone call with Iberia, who mockingly informed me there was a 300-euro fee for my ignorance of the months of the year, I got booked on the correct flight. Signed: Your Teacher

DOCTOR, DOCTOR, I'VE GOT TWO THEIK

Connected Speech  radio programme (BBC Learning English) Link it All Together  (exercises) Linking  and more practice In a dictionary, words are given in isolation.  In natural speech, however, words are connected into sound groups: Authentic American Pronunciation