Watch through to the end for BONUS SPEAKING PRACTICE with me!! 🤩 I’ve included some conversation practice at the end of this lesson so you can practise using these contractions fluently, in a useful, everyday conversation between friends. 👯♀️ (Let me know ⬇️ if you enjoy practising like this and I'll make some more speaking lessons for you to practise with!)
It's done now the speaking practice at the end, very nice by the way, I liked the whole video but I think they're my favorite minutes in your performance, practice time 👌🥳
Of course Emma, I've loved all the practice a lot! It's always essential and crucial for each beginner English student, maybe for not beginners only?! How do you consider? I'm entirely sure it would be really great to have this kind of talking practice next. If it doesn't bring you some difficulties, certainly! I'm trying to look out for you! Thanks for asking your devoted students👍
So nice to see you again on your RUclips channel. Thank you so much for this new lesson about contractions which I be found it very useful for communicating fluently with English speaker and particularly natives. You usually make your famous English easier to all kinds of English learners .
Hello mmmEnglish my name is jamal mahomed. I live somalia. I am 18 years old. I watch your videos to be honest you are doing a great job for us. You help me to learn English and from now on I believe that you helped me to speak English and write. I would like to tell me if there is online classes which is for free. I am willing to be your student and join your class. I hope you seen my massage one day. My family is very poor that why I can't go private schools or expensive ones 😪
Hy my dear coach Emma, good morning. And firts that all, congratulations the team soccer Australia go to Qatar football 2022, very goodddd " gooooollllll". My dear coach, thank youuuu for other great video tech. For end, understand the contraction AIN'T, thank you so much. The best, the most important of this video is, when you say: Practice, practice, practice and together. Is the rood for learn. Alls, you videos is a jewel of gold... I'm a lucky duck.
Hi Emma, I hope you're doing good. This is a beneficial and essential lesson for non-native speakers. I love how you explained it and helped me improve my listening and speaking skills in English. I am looking forward to more of this. Thank you so much.
Wow this lesson is incredible! I really love that this lesson will allow us to understand fast English. I guess practice is needed here, right Emma? Because we cannot understand Fast English in a day. Thank you Emma!
Not only listening practice, you need to speak constantly, practicing the contractions all the time, I mean, sustain a conversation with someone else, making use of those contractions, as simple as that.
Hey Why don't you type in English or Spanish man, if you can. I don't know what those symbols stand for pal, I don't know what language that is, I don't know if you're offending me or even insulting me buddy, so please type in English 'cause I don't get it, I mean, I don't understand what it says in that text. Don't take advantage of that.
@@fredylopez2477 Oh sorry. My RUclips translates any comment to my native language (it’s Russian). I thought that anyone could read my comment. I wish you success in learning English! Do not be angry, please 🙂
@@fredylopez2477 Here is what I wrote. This lesson is very difficult for me. Emma speaks too fast for me to understand. I have to listen to the lesson several times. And I thanked Emma for these lessons anyway
WOW! That's awesome! I always wanted to improve my pronunciation on these contractions. This video helped me a lot. And the way it's structured, it helped me to practice the contractions. Thanks a lot Emma. You are a rock star!
Thank you for the amazing lesson, Emma! For me, "would not have" (=wouldn't have) is one of the most difficult contractions to pronounce because it's often pronounced as if it's "wouldn't've". As a native English speaker, what is the hardest contraction to pronounce for you?
*As for me, I'll never miss out your amazing English classes! You're a star! I'm always following you with a best* *pleasure! But I'd just like you to know a one thing I wanna get across to you now. My main idea is that my accent* *really differs from yours, Emma, it's a truth. That's a result of I have a strong confident American accent and your* *speech manner does really seem to me so clear, so transparent when you're speaking, don't be grumpy please! As far* *as I suppose it's not terrible if I have a slightly another English accent with the strong R sound at the end of many* *words and this doesn't necessarily coincide with yours, does it?!* *How is your Frankie girl doing? She's already gigantic, isn't she?! You have five million subscribers soon? Thanks to* *God!!!*
*Well hey you, dearest Emma!😊Will your lessons be coming out two hours later than it was before? I have to know* *this for my personal correction please! Thanks in advance for reply Ma'am!* *And I'm hugely delighted about your new video which is extremely helpful and needful for each English learner!* *These are really really common English contractions we're using most of time, you're absolutely right!* *So, I wish your family and you, of course the coolest week and may your burdens always be lightest!* *Love you much!💘See you in there!*
Hi Emna, I'm a little confused, Isn't it the correct spelling "sCheduling" or Am I wrong Emma ?, just asking, out of curiosity, but I might be wrong, would you please make it clear ? thanks in advance for the answer and the video.
@@fredylopez2477 You are correct, it is spelled "scheduling." However, the pronunciation in British English is sheduling. I am American and pronounce it as "skeduling."
Hello Emma, I love your english lesson here on youtube. You do a good job! Thanks so much! The dialog at the end is a good practice. More of this please.
Hello Emma, I don't know whether you made a video about it already, but a video where you analize can vs. can't would be very interesting. Of course it's not too hard to tell them apart when pronounced by an Australian, but for us non native speakers it gets pretty confusing when pronounced by speakers from the US or Canada. Thanks and keep up the excellent work.
Thanks for another great and useful lesson. I will be great if you continue this way with more usual contractions. Thanks again for your great job with us!!
Dear Emma ,this topic ,contractions is one of the most useful performance .In english language is the pronanciation difficoult, this is my opinion.This video has helped me a lot.Congratulations to You and your Team, Gábor Szalai from Central Europe,Hungary…..You are really professional.
Emma you are an amazing woman. Your expressions, body language, and beautiful smile all captivate your audience throughout your class. When you say that word repeated at 9.56, 'Practice..practice. .Suddenly an indescribable excitement felt in my mind.Your Aura is mesmerising!
It's tricky for me too actually (!!!) because I don't use it myself and it's not common to hear it where I'm from (Australia). But it can be used as BE + NOT in the present tense with ANY subject: We *ain't* interested. You *ain't* going to like it. I *ain't* feeling it today.
@@mmmEnglish_Emma You're always helpful to clarify most of the doubts we've had in pronouncing it right. "Ain't" is too much for most of us when it's often abused with multiple negatives, like "It ain't nobody doing nothing", it's quite hard to understand such sentence, we'd thought it means "nobody is doing anything" but it can also mean "nobody isn't doing nothing"... LOL... too confusing listening to Chaka Khan's...
Thank you Dear Emma . I'm learning a lot with your programs. And also I've been practicing my pronunciation and sound better thanks to you. Blessings!!
Hi Emma, An interesting and unique lesson. I sincerely appreciate your efforts and learned how to exactly prounance these words. This lesson is truly useful to all learners 👏👏. Thanks and regards,
Thank you so much my dear teacher for your explanation and your interesting lessons . You teach us a lots of important lessons and pronunciation. We love you so much 💗
Hii Emma. I hope you're doing great. Your this lesson was really very important and helpful for me .👌 Even I have improved some of the contractions which seemed difficult to me Thank you
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Watch through to the end for BONUS SPEAKING PRACTICE with me!! 🤩
I’ve included some conversation practice at the end of this lesson so you can practise using these contractions fluently, in a useful, everyday conversation between friends. 👯♀️
(Let me know ⬇️ if you enjoy practising like this and I'll make some more speaking lessons for you to practise with!)
It's done now the speaking practice at the end, very nice by the way, I liked the whole video but I think they're my favorite minutes in your performance, practice time 👌🥳
Of course Emma, I've loved all the practice a lot! It's always essential and crucial for each beginner English student, maybe for not beginners only?! How do you consider?
I'm entirely sure it would be really great to have this kind of talking practice next. If it doesn't bring you some difficulties, certainly! I'm trying to look out for you! Thanks for asking your devoted students👍
Thank you for tips..I will always do following what you said.
Appreciate your efforts 👏👏.
Yeah it goes without saying I need more lessons like this one
So nice to see you again on your RUclips channel.
Thank you so much for this new lesson about contractions which I be found it very useful for communicating fluently with English speaker and particularly natives.
You usually make your famous English easier to all kinds of English learners .
This teacher is great. Teach very well. Congratulations! I'm learning too with her class.
Hello mmmEnglish my name is jamal mahomed. I live somalia. I am 18 years old. I watch your videos to be honest you are doing a great job for us. You help me to learn English and from now on I believe that you helped me to speak English and write. I would like to tell me if there is online classes which is for free. I am willing to be your student and join your class. I hope you seen my massage one day. My family is very poor that why I can't go private schools or expensive ones 😪
Hy my dear coach Emma, good morning. And firts that all, congratulations the team soccer Australia go to Qatar football 2022, very goodddd " gooooollllll". My dear coach, thank youuuu for other great video tech. For end, understand the contraction AIN'T, thank you so much. The best, the most important of this video is, when you say: Practice, practice, practice and together. Is the rood for learn. Alls, you videos is a jewel of gold... I'm a lucky duck.
Hi Emma, I hope you're doing good. This is a beneficial and essential lesson for non-native speakers. I love how you explained it and helped me improve my listening and speaking skills in English.
I am looking forward to more of this. Thank you so much.
She's not gonna answer you buddy 😅
It is defenetly a great lesson to practice and apply it on daily basis . THANKS EMMA . U R GREAT!!
Perhaps not many people use it, but "had" is also usually contracted in the past perfect like "I'd been late until I got a new alarm clock."
Thank you teacher Emma by your support.
😀
Hi Teacher Emma! Thank you a lot for the lessons! It's so uncomplicated! Finally, I could understand some sounds and how to pronounce them.
Thanks! This is really useful since contractions are challenging to teach. I will share it with my students.
Wow this lesson is incredible! I really love that this lesson will allow us to understand fast English. I guess practice is needed here, right Emma? Because we cannot understand Fast English in a day. Thank you Emma!
Not only listening practice, you need to speak constantly, practicing the contractions all the time, I mean, sustain a conversation with someone else, making use of those contractions, as simple as that.
Да, это сложный урок 😵💫 Эмма слишком быстро говорит, я не успеваю 🙂 Приходится слушать урок несколько раз. Эмма, спасибо за уроки 😻
Hey Why don't you type in English or Spanish man, if you can. I don't know what those symbols stand for pal, I don't know what language that is, I don't know if you're offending me or even insulting me buddy, so please type in English 'cause I don't get it, I mean, I don't understand what it says in that text. Don't take advantage of that.
@@fredylopez2477 Oh sorry. My RUclips translates any comment to my native language (it’s Russian). I thought that anyone could read my comment. I wish you success in learning English! Do not be angry, please 🙂
@@fredylopez2477 Here is what I wrote. This lesson is very difficult for me. Emma speaks too fast for me to understand. I have to listen to the lesson several times. And I thanked Emma for these lessons anyway
WOW! That's awesome! I always wanted to improve my pronunciation on these contractions. This video helped me a lot. And the way it's structured, it helped me to practice the contractions. Thanks a lot Emma. You are a rock star!
I'm touched by your comment, thank you!! 🥰
I hope this lesson helps you speak more naturally!
Thank you for your kind of information and supporting to all
Emma, I'm from Brazil and I'm starting to study English, starting from the basics and I'm loving your videos, they're helping me a lot. thankful.
I'm so glad! Thank you for your comment 🥰
I am from Brazil as well and I could not agree more with you! Good luck dear❤️
ผมเอาเลือดก่อนพ่อผม. พ่อผมแตตัว. เงินไม่มี. แค่มีใจ พ่อมีกิน พ่อทิ้งก่อนกินกลางข้าวทุง
หน้าเห็นคนสวน. มาเฮบ้านเดิน. เท้าปูเต้น. เลื้ยงโค้ก
@@dannareal why you don't?
Thank you so much, Madam for teaching contraction of words. I was searching for such teaching from you,Miss.
Thank you for the amazing lesson, Emma!
For me, "would not have" (=wouldn't have) is one of the most difficult contractions to pronounce because it's often pronounced as if it's "wouldn't've".
As a native English speaker, what is the hardest contraction to pronounce for you?
Just disappear h sound So you get ave and would na tav
Emma your the most English teacher, thank you for your help
Your lesson was the best! Thank you for sharing it with us. ❤😊
You are so welcome! ❤️
Hello
You're awesome Emma. Each lesson you bring in is worth learning
Thank you! 😍
Have learned so interesting lesson to day after a long break.Thank you Emma .
Great, I'm glad you enjoyed it
Thankyou mmm l am so happy to learn more 😍😍
I was waiting for “AIN’T”. Thank you. I always pronounce “we’re” as “weir” and not “where”. Hmmm. Never too late. Great lesson for today!!!
I think "weir" is an American pronunciation :) That's what I say, too, and I'm a native speaker from the U.S.
@@LearnAcademicEnglish I see. Now I understand. Thank you.
It is indeed weir sound for we're.😊
thanks so much for this wonderful lesson, i will make sure i do practice using them in my communication regularly from this movement. thanks
*As for me, I'll never miss out your amazing English classes! You're a star! I'm always following you with a best* *pleasure! But I'd just like you to know a one thing I wanna get across to you now. My main idea is that my accent* *really differs from yours, Emma, it's a truth. That's a result of I have a strong confident American accent and your* *speech manner does really seem to me so clear, so transparent when you're speaking, don't be grumpy please! As far* *as I suppose it's not terrible if I have a slightly another English accent with the strong R sound at the end of many* *words and this doesn't necessarily coincide with yours, does it?!*
*How is your Frankie girl doing? She's already gigantic, isn't she?! You have five million subscribers soon? Thanks to* *God!!!*
🐶 She is 55kgs now! My (very) big baby just turned one!
@@mmmEnglish_Emma
Wow!.. That's fantastic! Is that normally for her? I don't know about dogs, I have two cats in the house!
thank you Emma for your amazing contribution to my English journey!
My absolute pleasure to be part of it Erika 💚
Hi Emma
Your lessons are really helpful
Thank you so much
Hello, Saima! I'm glad my lessons are useful for you! It's my pleasure 🫶
Hi Emma! Thank you for this lesson! It's a great collection of the most frequently used contractions. I'll save it to my playlist
Great idea, Alex!
Thanks for your helpful information
You're welcome!
*Well hey you, dearest Emma!😊Will your lessons be coming out two hours later than it was before? I have to know* *this for my personal correction please! Thanks in advance for reply Ma'am!*
*And I'm hugely delighted about your new video which is extremely helpful and needful for each English learner!* *These are really really common English contractions we're using most of time, you're absolutely right!*
*So, I wish your family and you, of course the coolest week and may your burdens always be lightest!*
*Love you much!💘See you in there!*
Thanks Dave! Just a sheduling error - nothing permanent!
@@mmmEnglish_Emma
*OK, no worries at all! Thanks for your brilliant feedback! It's always appreciated lots of by me!*
Hi Emna, I'm a little confused, Isn't it the correct spelling "sCheduling" or Am I wrong Emma ?, just asking, out of curiosity, but I might be wrong, would you please make it clear ? thanks in advance for the answer and the video.
@@fredylopez2477 You are correct, it is spelled "scheduling." However, the pronunciation in British English is sheduling.
I am American and pronounce it as "skeduling."
I love your assertiveness! Thank you for posting this videos...it really helps Me a lot!
Hi Emma, it's tricky tô get used with cintractions, thanks for this usefull lessons.
You're welcome 💚
This is educational and instructional video !
lesson about contractions is always helpful. your hard work is appreciated. if possible keep it continue. obliged.
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Thanks for this interesting lesson. The contraction pronunciation is a bit difficult for me
Practice makes perfect! You can do it Micheline!
It's really awesome I like it, please make full part about the pronunciation video 🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for another useful lesson.These lessons are really helping me in learning speaking English.
I was speechless. A very impressive lesson. Thanks.
Thank you! ❤️❤️
Amazing. I´m back to continue improving my English speaking skills. Thank you for this amazing lesson.
Hello Emma,
I love your english lesson here on youtube. You do a good job! Thanks so much!
The dialog at the end is a good practice. More of this please.
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the dialogue, I'll incorporate more of them in future lessons 😃
You are an amazing teacher, I'dreally wait for more videos lessons on contraction.
Hello Emma, I don't know whether you made a video about it already, but a video where you analize can vs. can't would be very interesting. Of course it's not too hard to tell them apart when pronounced by an Australian, but for us non native speakers it gets pretty confusing when pronounced by speakers from the US or Canada. Thanks and keep up the excellent work.
Thank you so much for the new video
It's a pleasure, I hope you like it!
I love it so much!
I have difficulties in pronouncing letter P and B , F and V.Hope one day you will consider these.
So interesting lesson given by the more insparing teacher, thnx Emma
Amazing Emma! thanks a lot for your generosity!
Thanks Emma i love your way when you explaining
Awesome lesson Emma!! Loads of 💕 love
💖
Thanks for another great and useful lesson. I will be great if you continue this way with more usual contractions. Thanks again for your great job with us!!
Thanks teacher, This is a great way to improve. you´re stunningly!
Yes. I need more lesson. Thank.
You are an angel, everyone can lern hertfelt from you and enjoy.
thank you
Good exercises! I really liked the way you built this video. Tks !!!!
It was very exciting this lesson. Thanks Emma for your help
My pleasure! ❤️
I've learn so much from this channel, I m grateful for this.
Thanks for your help.
Thanks Emma! I always love your English lesson!
I love the last section, it's like real conversation, thanks Emma
Super useful lesson, Emma. All this time I've been pronouncing /aren't/ and /weren't/ in the wrong way.
Thanks Emma ! This lesson looks basic but was very useful for me.
Glad you found it helpful, Vanessa ❤️
Great!!💯💯 Thanks for your help Emma!
You're so welcome, Marcelo!
Dear Emma ,this topic ,contractions is one of the most useful performance .In english language is the pronanciation difficoult, this is my opinion.This video has helped me a lot.Congratulations to You and your Team, Gábor Szalai from Central Europe,Hungary…..You are really professional.
Even though it looks easy, it's important to know pronunciation of contractions. Practice 💯👍🏻 loved it! ❤️
Practice makes perfect! 🤩
Thank you so much Ms. Emma.
You're welcome Zoran ❤️
Thanks dear it’s really useful. Bcoz of these contractions I’m struggling at my workplace
Emma you are an amazing woman. Your expressions, body language, and beautiful smile all captivate your audience throughout your class. When you say that word repeated at 9.56, 'Practice..practice. .Suddenly an indescribable excitement felt in my mind.Your Aura is mesmerising!
Very helpful lesson! Thank you dear Emma!
Thank you! 😃
I'm always looking forward to your "Speak With Me!" lessons. Incredible lessons, they have lots of things to learn from.
Thank you, Ayaz 🥰
thanks, Emma !! the contraction with will is a little tricky to sound natural for me.
Thanks Emma😀 This is an everyday lesson to practice🇲🇽
"ain't" is the contraction that is a little difficult to me
Also the pronunciation of these three words:
we're / were / where
It's tricky for me too actually (!!!) because I don't use it myself and it's not common to hear it where I'm from (Australia). But it can be used as BE + NOT in the present tense with ANY subject:
We *ain't* interested.
You *ain't* going to like it.
I *ain't* feeling it today.
@@mmmEnglish_Emma Aaaahhh.. excelent Emma thanks again :D
Greetings to Australia 🌏🦘
@@mmmEnglish_Emma You're always helpful to clarify most of the doubts we've had in pronouncing it right.
"Ain't" is too much for most of us when it's often abused with multiple negatives, like "It ain't nobody doing nothing", it's quite hard to understand such sentence, we'd thought it means "nobody is doing anything" but it can also mean "nobody isn't doing nothing"... LOL... too confusing listening to Chaka Khan's...
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Emma, you are super, bravo!
Wow! Thanks a lot for the class
You are welcome!
The best teacher ever ...
Thank you Abed! 🤩
Hey emma you are the one that I really started to learn English and I do like your lessons it's very helpful and clear thanks a lot
I'm so glad to be onel of your teachers, Ibrahima!
sometime i'm basically these sounds is hit or miss so that i seeking u 're lesson is'nt over my head so much thanks. u're outstanding ethics
អ្នកគ្រូដស្រស់ស្អាតរបស់ ចៅឡឹន ពិតជាពូកែពន្យល់👍
Hi, this lesson is crucial if someone wants to speak naturally. So please keep up the good work with other contractions and reductions.
Thank's for todays lesson. Very helpfull, I always struggle with some fast spoken sentences or words. It'll help me so much. great work
Glad to hear that, Christina!
Thank you Dear Emma . I'm learning a lot with your programs. And also I've been practicing my pronunciation and sound better thanks to you. Blessings!!
I'm so happy to hear that! Keep practising 🙌
Hello Emma thank you very much To teach us these lessons
My pleasure, Ali!
Amazing lesson!
Thank you, Vanessa!
thank you, Emma
Great as usual your lesson
Yes, we do like more videos like this one! Thanks heaps!
More to come! ❤️
Hi Emma,
An interesting and unique lesson. I sincerely appreciate your efforts and learned how to exactly prounance these words.
This lesson is truly useful to all learners 👏👏.
Thanks and regards,
Thank you, Manish!
@@mmmEnglish_Emma welcome 🙏
Hello Emma One of the best lesson
Thanks Emma xan for this benefit lesson it was good to here it with regards.
Thank you so much my dear teacher for your explanation and your interesting lessons .
You teach us a lots of important lessons and pronunciation.
We love you so much 💗
You are awesome English teacher 👩🏫
Great lesson Thank you Sister 👌
Thank you! 😃
Yes it was an excellent
Lesson thanks a lot
You are welcome!
You speak with Your Eyes ,wonderfull. Vincent Gauci Malta Gożo
Hii Emma.
I hope you're doing great. Your this lesson was really very important and helpful for me .👌
Even I have improved some of the contractions which seemed difficult to me
Thank you
Fabulous, that's what I love to hear!
Thank you. I enjoyed the lesson well. Emma says “We’ve seen her” at 15:10 in the video but the graphic shows “We’ve have seen her”.
It was good lesson.Thank you!
I really wanted you to teach this lesson thnk you so much Miss 😋
Very nice magic simple style and performing thanks teacher emma british young woman
Such amazing teacher ❤❤❤
Thanks for this useful pronunciation lesson, Emma
You're so welcome, Judit!
Wonderful lesson 😊😊, thanks Emma
Thank you, Khun!