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I'm Swedish and started learning English in third grade all the way up to my final year in the Swedish equivalent of upper secondary school. This was NEVERRRR mentioned which is CRAZY!! Very useful stuff! I mean some might eventually pick up on it simply from hearing English alot but it's very useful to hear it like this
Oh my goodness!!! I have been learning more from you My amazing teacher keep up the good work I'll be over the moon when you talk about phrasal verbs!!!
I lived in England for 10 years . My english is perfect except for my accent. Somehow i haven’t been able to get to grip with connecting my speech to make it flow . Coming across your channel I realise how simple it is . So thanks a lot for your excellent way of explaining this golden rule of the " intruder " So gone is my inhibition about it .
As a native, north american english speaker, who loves accents, dialects, etc, this was incredibly useful in capturing some very subtle notes of some english accents different form my own. Amazing job.
Hi Piedad, hope all is fine. I am Mozambican national and passionate with languages learning. I am looking for people like you to exchange language learning. I speak English fluently, Portuguese is my native language and I have the basic of spanish. If you are looking for the same, please let me know on skype: constantino.junior4 or on whatsapp 0025829367482
Hello Teacher! You are so energetic. I'm so grateful for your lessons. I have got good news I have started talking in English like a native speaker but while I am sleeping.
I cannot link the 2 words fastly,I have to pronounce them slow.If I pronounce them quickly they turn into a tongue twister😅...just because I'm trying to speak with the RP pronunciation and not with cockney accent.Maybe I need to improve the using of TH in english😏...here in Bristol I think do not have a lot of chances to understand English,they have a very strong accent🙄...anyway I am going to make a big effort to improve my spoken and understanding English,even though working in a warehouse it will be tough.😊thanks for replying me and see you soon.
It's da first Time i hear someone xplaining da sound 'r' intruding Two words. I had Heard it before but i thought it was my imagination. Thank u so much!
ANNAAA, thank you sooo much!!! This video is exactly what I needed. I always try to sound British, but I always fail on connecting speech. After this video, I'm sure that I'll overcome my problem.
after greeting miss ana I want more videos about the content of this video I want to improve English to achieve fluent at short time this video I want the kind of this to learn all the people learn quickly way I hope it's thanks a lot for your effort
Intrusions and elisions. Learned something new although I use them all the time! Saw(r) always intrigued me and now I know what it's all about. Thank you! I'm Indian.
Actually, yes, I have heard the intruding R. I just spotted one in A Day In The Life's lyrics: "I saw /r/ a film today, oh boy!". It's pretty plain to listen! And love it, of course
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Oh my goodness!!!! Thanks a lot about your great lesson my amazing teacher keep up the good work you brought my level up about speaking English
I'm Swedish and started learning English in third grade all the way up to my final year in the Swedish equivalent of upper secondary school. This was NEVERRRR mentioned which is CRAZY!! Very useful stuff! I mean some might eventually pick up on it simply from hearing English alot but it's very useful to hear it like this
Oh my goodness!!! I have been learning more from you My amazing teacher keep up the good work I'll be over the moon when you talk about phrasal verbs!!!
Great lesson as always Anna! This is such an important tip to help someone's English sound natural 👍👍👍
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American English With Grant .... 👍🏻😉
It is totally new for me and i love it thanks anna... you are great teacher
I lived in England for 10 years . My english is perfect except for my accent. Somehow i haven’t been able to get to grip with connecting my speech to make it flow . Coming across your channel I realise how simple it is . So thanks a lot for your excellent way of explaining this golden rule of the " intruder " So gone is my inhibition about it .
As a native, north american english speaker, who loves accents, dialects, etc, this was incredibly useful in capturing some very subtle notes of some english accents different form my own. Amazing job.
Definitely worth a like! Instead of having a wordy explanation of the meaning intrusion - just a clear example. Just the ticket 👍👏❤️
thank you for the education video, I always waiting for new video here for improving my English skill
This video helped me so much to improve my speaking and listening, thanks Anna 🥰💕
I like the way as you teach this topic. Thank you.
Hi Piedad, hope all is fine. I am Mozambican national and passionate with languages learning. I am looking for people like you to exchange language learning. I speak English fluently, Portuguese is my native language and I have the basic of spanish. If you are looking for the same, please let me know on skype: constantino.junior4 or on whatsapp 0025829367482
Very useful lesson. Thanks a lot.
Hello Teacher!
You are so energetic. I'm so grateful for your lessons.
I have got good news I have started talking in English like a native speaker but while I am sleeping.
Thank you my sweet teacher....lots of love from Pakistan....It helped me alot ..
Thank you very much indeed for so energetic pumping of English skills, the lesson proved to be very knowledgeable, great👍
Your lessons are always accurate and enjoyable at the same time.Congrats and grazie!
Hi Anna.I think you are my favourite teacher.I have the B1 level and I have serious difficulties to say I was thinking😨...😊
What part of the phrase do you struggle with?
I cannot link the 2 words fastly,I have to pronounce them slow.If I pronounce them quickly they turn into a tongue twister😅...just because I'm trying to speak with the RP pronunciation and not with cockney accent.Maybe I need to improve the using of TH in english😏...here in Bristol I think do not have a lot of chances to understand English,they have a very strong accent🙄...anyway I am going to make a big effort to improve my spoken and understanding English,even though working in a warehouse it will be tough.😊thanks for replying me and see you soon.
Your lessons are amazing! i can already feel my english improving :) thank you!
Most important thing you have taught us today , thanks ..
Thanks lots
OH Teacher Anna i love you lessens Evrey day i keep
I love your channel more than others channel.
By far the best work👏
you are a great teacher Anna, this is the best way to learn English.
It's very nice technique and attractive sound.
It was new for me using "r" sound in linking between words and so hard, I think without "r" easier to say ! 🌹 👍 😊.
I'm not see like this on RUclips before, thanks a lot
Hi, l'm from Brazil, your class is great. thanks a lot.
Oi, fico feliz em saber que tem brasileiros aq :D
It's da first Time i hear someone xplaining da sound 'r' intruding Two words. I had Heard it before but i thought it was my imagination. Thank u so much!
Many thanks for this video... it's Great
ANNAAA, thank you sooo much!!! This video is exactly what I needed. I always try to sound British, but I always fail on connecting speech. After this video, I'm sure that I'll overcome my problem.
All this consonent delivery is really helpful!!!! Thankyou.
I need this video !!!!!
Thanks so much Teacher !!!!!
Madam
Thanks a lot for your offer the good lesson
2:25 , great explanation.
Very clear and well explained
Thank you Anna. Very helpful this lesson. I'd like to watch more of these video to sound more natural.
Thanks for the great lesson. Just a small contribution: 'You and me' can also be pronounced as 'youwenmi'.
Waaw thank you so much , helpful video
after greeting miss ana
I want more videos about the content of this video
I want to improve English to achieve fluent at short time
this video I want the kind of this to learn all the people learn quickly way
I hope it's
thanks a lot for your effort
You nailed it. Great
i really like your videos and way of teaching,... thankyou!:).New follower!.i' m from Italy.
SUPER helpful and useful!! Hope you can bring more lectures like this current video. Thank you very very much!
I really love it when what I'm repeating is barely English but Anna excitedly says:
"FAANTAASTIC" 😂
Lol an A for effort
@@EnglishLikeANative Could you please make a video on d + th sound, like:
I stopped that train ?
british English is the best and original of the world and I love it
No it's not! Australian (urban) version is much better
Thank you so much
I love your smile with nice British accent.
Yours video has funny and usefulness throughout. I have thank you very nicely for help me with the English. Very nice!
You make it be clear.
Thank you for your sharing!! This video is help me a lot!
Thanks Anna!
That's a very useful video.
Thanks teacher
My stunning teacher
I am say thank you because I like British English & you taught me !
Excellent teacher Anna.Thank you so much.
Hey I am Nasir Khan from India. Your videos are informative and full of details. I like your videos and you ad well😉
Thank you so much :)
Very good lessons
Thanks Anna!
Anna I'm already subscribed to your RUclips channel. You and Gabi Wallace are my favourite teachers
This is very helpful. Thank you so much. Please keep up the good work.😊
The Nile is longest River in the world, thank you Ann from Uganda
This video remembered me when I wanted to pronunce the sentence I appreciated that..🤔...maybe I should say I appreciat-that🙄...😊
Thanks so much for this amazing lesson 🙌🏽
It’s Great lesson from great teacher. Go ahead dear Anna 👍🏻
Beautiful class as always! Greetings from Buenos Aires.
Great.i I love watching ur video
Fantastic job
This was FANTASTIC! Thank you so so much!
I loved it.
Amazing lesson! The only thing I'd highlight is that there's linking /r/ in the phrase 'the longest river in' instead of the intrusive /r/
Amazing Anna, great lesson to have today, thanks 🙏
Really fantastic
Perfect as usual!
not you're so beautiful, but also you are a very professional teacher, Thank you so much , for your a benefit lessons.
I'm thankful for you
I'm new here and I'm absolutely delighted!
thank you dear ...
Fantastic class !!! Thank you!
Always great Anna, the way you explain is brilliant as well as the topic.
Wow, what a great job, 100+%
Thanks
Good morning Anna,Thank you so much for the useful lesson.
Your videos are really helpful to me... thank you mam..
Fantastic Video... Thanks
Woow Anna, it's fantastic lesson
Intrusions and elisions. Learned something new although I use them all the time! Saw(r) always intrigued me and now I know what it's all about. Thank you! I'm Indian.
I studied English since 6 and nobody during the school lessonS explained these concepts! why?
THANKS FOR THE VIDEO
That was very challenging ! I loved it, though !
Anna, I think you should make seperate videos for each rule
I like the way you talk
Well, I like (elision) in the class most👍
thank you ana
Thank for your fantastic video.
Do this more! We all love it.
I have many videos coming your way. :)
useful and fruitful
Learning a lot here Anna I liked this video yes!!!!👍😅
Lita Hi frnd .
Love this...
Actually, yes, I have heard the intruding R. I just spotted one in A Day In The Life's lyrics: "I saw /r/ a film today, oh boy!". It's pretty plain to listen! And love it, of course
Great lesson 👌👌💯
Awesome , thanks a lot 🌹