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AE 997 - Fast English Contractions | Contract HAS and HAVE

AE 997 - Fast English Contractions | Contract HAS and HAVE

In today's episode... Here is another advanced English lesson for you guys! I bet you are all familiar with the English language auxiliary verbs HAS and HAVE. However, I learned that some English speakers get into trouble with contracting these auxiliary verbs with their correct pronouns. I mean, you might have heard someone say "has we" or "have she" - yeah, not correct, mates. Today, I will teach you the correct contractions of HAS and HAVE + pronouns…

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4 Sept 20211 min read
AE 970 - Australian Pronunciation Lesson | How To Contract TO BE

AE 970 - Australian Pronunciation Lesson | How To Contract TO BE

In today's episode... When speaking, native English speakers tend to shorten or contract words. In this case, the auxiliary verbs AM , IS , and ARE can be contracted with pronouns without changing their meaning . Mastering these contractions will make you sound more natural . You will also gain a better understanding of what native speakers are trying to tell you. First, I will teach you the correct pronunciation for the auxiliary verb (am, is, are) and…

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24 Jul 20211 min read
AE 940 - 80+ Spoken Contractions In English

AE 940 - 80+ Spoken Contractions In English

In today's episode... I teach you 80+ commonly used Contractions in the English language. A contraction is 2 words that are combined to create a new word with a new meaning. These contractions are helpful when conversing to native English speakers. Learn what these contractions are so you can use them in your daily conversations. Improve your listening skills today – listen, play, & pause this episode – and start speaking like a native English…

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12 Jun 20211 min read

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