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Understanding Fast English: Review
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Level: Advanced. This is a review of all the listening lessons I have done to help you better understand spoken American English.
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-ing and -ed adjectives
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In this lesson, you will learn the difference between adjectives that end in -ing and -ed, and practice listening to them. Level: Intermediate.
**This is an updated versi...
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Word Stress: Dropped Sounds
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This lesson is for intermediate and advanced students. It teaches how to better understand words with dropped sounds (ellipsis) in American English.
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Pronunciation: "th"
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This lesson is for intermediate and advanced students. You will learn how to form the "th" sound, and then we will practice words with voiced and voiceless "th."
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Syllable Stress in Words
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This lesson is for intermediate and advanced students. You will learn about stressed and unstressed syllables in American English and how to pronounce them.
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Can / Can't (with Subtitles)
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This lesson has been updated with SUBTITLES. In American English, "can" and "can't" can be confusing. They are not pronounced the way they are written. This lesson will...
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Word Stress in Sentences
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This lesson is for intermediate and advanced students. It explains stressed and unstressed words in sentences, and why some words are hard to hear. Listening practice fol...
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Silent "h": Lesson 1a (Understanding Spoken English Series)
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This lesson is for advanced learners of English. The sound "h" is often dropped in unstressed words. This lesson will show how Americans pronounce unstressed words like "...
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Silent "h": Lesson 1b (Understanding Spoken English Series)
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This is a continuation of Silent "h," Lesson 1a. More practice is given.
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Wh-Questions, Lesson 2 (Understanding Spoken English Series)
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This lesson is for high-intermediate to advanced learners. In American English, wh-questions are often spoken with contractions, and they can be hard to understand. This ...
About EnglishwithStacy
Hello! I am looking forward to teaching you.
I have been involved in English language teaching for over 30 years. I taught international students from 1979 to 1999, worked as a program administrator and teacher trainer, and have written or co-written many textbooks.
I am especially interested in helping you understand spoken English because this is not taught very much. As you know, the English that people speak sounds much different from school English. It is faster and can be hard to understand. I will show you why American English sounds so fast with information from my book, "Sound Advice: A Basis for Listening."
Fortunately, grammar books are beginning to pay more attention to spoken English. I am excited to teach you about the connection between grammar and listening. Many of my lessons are based on grammar and listening points taken from the new editions of the Azar-Hagen grammar series.
I hope my lessons will help you learn English more completely. Bye for now!
Hello! I am looking forward to teaching you.
I have been involved in English language teaching for over 30 years. I taught international students from 1979 to 1999, worked as a program administrator and teacher trainer, and have written or co...
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