Phrasal Verbs (Pronunciation) – Lesson 19 – English Grammar
Wednesday, March 31st, 2010 at
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Topic: Pronunciation patterns of phrasal verbs Level: Advanced This lesson shows how grammar and pronunciation are related. The stress patterns used for phrasal verbs are guided by sentence structure. Learn three common patterns and achieve more natural rhythm in your own use of phrasal verbs. Additional practice is available at englishcafe.com. www.englishcafe.com
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Thanx, Jennifer a lot! Really rich,valuable source -to the point!
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Jenniffer I love your classes, and you are so sweet ! Greatings from Venezuela !
Thanks a lot for teaching us phrasal verbs! When you mention ‘keep on’ , do you mean what it’s a ‘liason’ in Phonetics? And that’s why the accents change? I’m not sure but perhaps I’m near. Cheers
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very clear explanation!
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Hi Jennifer. This video is exelent. Very good examples. Thanks.
Great Video to watch and learn!
I was impressed. Pronunciation was clear. Message was clear. Thank you. I was very proud to watch your video. I am an American Accent Reduction Specialist in Los Angeles with online classes, telephone classes, and classes in Los Angeles, Southern California, USA.
I strongly recommend this video!
Thanks
Keep up the excellent work.
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Great Video to watch and learn!
I was impressed. Pronunciation was clear. Message was clear. Thank you. I was very proud to watch your video. I am an American Accent Reduction Specialist in Los Angeles with online classes, telephone classes, and classes in Los Angeles, Southern California, USA.
I strongly recommend this video!
Thanks
Keep up the excellent work.
Accent Reduction
Professional and Team Leader
Wow!!! it is really amazing video.how ever, i found some difficulties in figuring out some kinda examples that you have given to us ,but I’m really thankful for your great efforts
Keep up the good work
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Thanks for your actually creative classes and also for the music you made. You look a bit Russian with accordian in your hands. Besides, are you going to visit Russia in the nearest future. Then, welcome to St.Petersburg)))
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The song I played was actually Polish. The few Russian songs I can play, I play with more mistakes. Russian songs are challenging, though beautiful.
drive up happy or drive up happily… I wonder if there is a difference
so easy, more difficult. honey
Jennifer I like your English lesson on youtube do You have DVD version ?
Thank you very much for your excellent lessons!
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Thank you very much for your excellent lessons!
i have problems in linking words, and sentences
your advice pls
H Jennifer, Your lessons are wonderful!Thanks! I do have a question about the stress patterns of phrasal verbs. Your rule is to place the stress on the particle when it’s separated from the verb by a noun object. But I always heard people say “Take your SHOES off” (stress on SHOES) or “Put the DRESS on” (stress on DRESS). It seems to me that stressing the particles here would make them contrastive (ie “ON” instead of “OFF’” etc). I’m a bit confused. Would you please clarify? Thanks! Ken
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