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The -ed in kissed, phoned and started are all pronounced differently.

So, here are a few simple rules and then a little test to check yourself knowledge 🤓

#yourlondontutor #pronunciation

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The -ed in kissed, phoned and started are all pronounced differently.

So, here are a few simple rules and then a little test to check yourself knowledge 🤓

#yourlondontutor #pronunciation

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I overheard the English expression ‘greasy spoon’.

A greasy spoon is an affectionate name for a small, inexpensive cafe.

They serve fried comfort food and are a popular place to visit when you have a hangover.

❓Would you like to eat at a greasy spoon?

#yourlondontutor #englishinlondon #englishexpressions

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I overheard the English expression ‘greasy spoon’.

A greasy spoon is an affectionate name for a small, inexpensive cafe.

They serve fried comfort food and are a popular place to visit when you have a hangover.

❓Would you like to eat at a greasy spoon?

#yourlondontutor #englishinlondon #englishexpressions

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The South Bank in English: 12 words and phrases for one of London’s best riverside walks.

We’ll enjoy riverside views, buskers, food trucks peppered along the Thames, and much more!

Fancy exploring the South Bank and using English with me? Comment HELLO LONDON and I’ll send details of my immersion tour.

#yourlondontutor #realenglish #explorelondon #englishinlondon

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The South Bank in English: 12 words and phrases for one of London’s best riverside walks.

We’ll enjoy riverside views, buskers, food trucks peppered along the Thames, and much more!

Fancy exploring the South Bank and using English with me? Comment HELLO LONDON and I’ll send details of my immersion tour.

#yourlondontutor #realenglish #explorelondon #englishinlondon

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Slava said anaesthesia is a hard word to pronounce.

It’s also a hard one to spell, but if your doctor is talking about it, you might want to know it.

Yesterday I couldn’t say it at all. Today, my tongue works, so here we go!

❓What word shall we look at next?

#yourlondontutor #britishenglish #pronunciation #englishlessons

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Slava said anaesthesia is a hard word to pronounce.

It’s also a hard one to spell, but if your doctor is talking about it, you might want to know it.

Yesterday I couldn’t say it at all. Today, my tongue works, so here we go!

❓What word shall we look at next?

#yourlondontutor #britishenglish #pronunciation #englishlessons

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I was going to do a reel on how to pronounce ‘anaesthesia’. The problem is, I actually had an anaesthetic in my tongue this morning.

Thanks for the suggestion, @english_slava Impeccable timing by me 🫣

The proper video is coming tomorrow 😊

#yourlondontutor #pronunciation #englishteacher #britishenglish

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I was going to do a reel on how to pronounce ‘anaesthesia’. The problem is, I actually had an anaesthetic in my tongue this morning.

Thanks for the suggestion, @english_slava Impeccable timing by me 🫣

The proper video is coming tomorrow 😊

#yourlondontutor #pronunciation #englishteacher #britishenglish

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Some difficult to pronounce words can be easy to say with this little trick.

Imagine you’re playing a game of cards with Jennifer Lopez. Unfortunately, you lose, so say, ‘Jen, you win’.

Congratulations! You might have lost at cards, but these three words together sound exactly like ‘genuine’.

Save this post and try it out loud.

❓Can you use this word in a sentence?

#yourlondontutor #pronunciationbyassociation #englishlesson #englishtips

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Some difficult to pronounce words can be easy to say with this little trick.

Imagine you’re playing a game of cards with Jennifer Lopez. Unfortunately, you lose, so say, ‘Jen, you win’.

Congratulations! You might have lost at cards, but these three words together sound exactly like ‘genuine’.

Save this post and try it out loud.

❓Can you use this word in a sentence?

#yourlondontutor #pronunciationbyassociation #englishlesson #englishtips

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Do you get confused with how to pronounce bear, beard and bird?

A simple way to remember them is to make a short sentence with words that sound the same.

❓What other words rhyme with bear, beard and bird?

#yourlondontutor #pronunciationbyassociation #britishenglish #englishinlondon

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Do you get confused with how to pronounce bear, beard and bird?

A simple way to remember them is to make a short sentence with words that sound the same.

❓What other words rhyme with bear, beard and bird?

#yourlondontutor #pronunciationbyassociation #britishenglish #englishinlondon

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English pronunciation may seem difficult, but it can actually be easy. Let’s look at the word ‘spinach’.

We don’t always pronounce a word as it’s written.

Instead, listen to the word being said and connect it to other words with the same sound.

Spinach sounds like the words ‘spin’ and ‘itch’ put together.

❓What English word do you find tricky to say?

Let me know, and I’ll share a quick and easy way to remember it.

#yourlondontutor #pronunciationbyassociation #englishlesson