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Class 103 - Listen & Repeat - Pronunciation Practice for Making Travel Plans
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🌍 Welcome to Day 3 of High Level Listening's English for Travel Course - Focus on Pronunciation and Speaking Fluency! Join us as we enhance your pronunciation skills in both American and British English, helping you to speak more naturally and confidently.
🎙️ Today's Learning Goals:
Master Pronunciation: Practice key travel-related sentences and phrases with the correct pronunciation, intonation, and rhythm.
Accent Training: Choose to follow either American or British pronunciation to suit your learning preferences.
Boost Your Fluency: Learn to speak English more fluidly, mimicking native speech patterns and sounds.
🔹 Today's Session Includes:
Interactive Pronunciation Practice: Engage in guided practice sessions, repeating after both an American and a British teacher to perfect your pronunciation.
Step-by-Step Guidance: Start with normal speech speed, move to a slower pace for clarity, and then return to normal speed to practice fluency.
Immediate Application: Utilize phrases from real travel dialogues to apply pronunciation skills in context.
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🔊 Today's Practice Phrases Include:
"We booked our trip to Italy for next month."
"We're flying out to Rome on the 15th."
"I can't wait to see all the historical sites and try the food."
👂 Challenge Yourself:
Enhance your learning by repeating phrases aloud and focusing on mimicking the intonation and stress patterns presented by our teachers.
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After completing today's lesson, share with us in the comments below. Which phrases did you practice? How confident do you feel with your new pronunciation skills?
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Thank you for joining Day 3 of our English for Travel course at High Level Listening. We look forward to helping you achieve greater confidence and fluency in your travel English. See you in the next video!
Thank you for our help. Excellent teachers ! Adalbert Tjock from Cameroon in Africa
You're more than welcome!
I'm really looking forward to speak English fluently. My English is not bad but I need to improve it.
You can do it! We definitely watching videos like one more than once to practice your speaking speed. After a few attempts you should start to blend the sounds and you will be sounding more natural already!
I like this format of learning so much! Thank you for the incredible work!
We’re so happy to hear that! 4 more weeks to go in July!
I love this lesson.
Thanks so much! We're glad you're here to study with us!
Thanks a lot for the slow pace converstation. Great means to practice the talk. Blessings
That's great! We're glad it was helpful! 😁
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Wonderful to hear thank you for joining us!
I liked the way you connected words all together …
Thanks so much!
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That sounds so fun!! We hope you have a great time, thanks for joining us!
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Thank you so much, I'm learning a lot, I am from Brasil.
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Make sure to bring somethings for me safe travel dear Mr. Mark and Ms Kat and wish you happy life.
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Thanks Kat and Mark, is it also correct to say 'I can't wait to visit the historical sites and TO try the food'? or we definitely do not need the secong 'To', in the sentence? Thanks!
Good question! You don't have to use the [to] the 2nd time.
"Wait to" is the only 'to' we need to use. We can keep adding more actions though, for example: "I can't [wait to] go home, sit on the sofa, turn on the TV and binge watch something."
This is the same rule as a phrase like: "have to" For example:
"This weekend, I [have to] go to the supermarket, buy some groceries, visit the bank and clean up the kitchen." Notice that we didn't add any extra 'to''s! Hope that makes sense!
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Thank you so much .
I have a question about the word (fellow) in the following example.
Thank you for being considerate fellow passengers.
Is it necessary to use (fellow) or
can it be said without it ?
If the answer is yes , does the meaning change?
“Fellow” usually means something like “people who are the same as me”
So “fellow passengers” means I am also a passenger and I am speaking to more passengers.
Or “she is a fellow teacher” means we are both teachers
“Fellow students” means the speaker and the people they are talking to are also students
It would change the sentence a little because “thank you for being considerate passengers” means it’s good to be nice to everyone
And “thank you for being considerate fellow passengers” sounds like the speaker is also a passenger
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