My Previous Lessons You Might Have Missed - 👉Smart Phrases From Movies & Web Series - th-cam.com/video/NkoBXFv6N7E/w-d-xo.html 👉 Part 01 - Stop Saying ‘VERY’ (1-10) th-cam.com/video/nb4tBflLOqw/w-d-xo.html 👉 Part 02 - Stop Saying ‘VERY’ (11-20) th-cam.com/video/CucoLSD0M9c/w-d-xo.html 👉 Part 03 - Stop Saying ‘VERY’ (21-30) th-cam.com/video/C9jPHL80fMg/w-d-xo.html 👉 Part 04 - Stop Saying ‘VERY’ (31-40) th-cam.com/video/r5TkSyo5p-c/w-d-xo.html 👉 Part #05 - Stop Saying ‘VERY’ (41-50) th-cam.com/video/uTHmZbVlVRU/w-d-xo.html 👉 When to use Specially and Especially th-cam.com/video/X7h8TO5WZQI/w-d-xo.html
1.ain't=am not/ are not/ is not{I ain't an introvert} OR has not/ have not{She ain't came yet} 2.wanna=want to {Do you wanna take a tea?} OR want a{I wanna new car} 3.whatcha=what have you?{Whatcha got there?} AND Wontcha= what are you?{Wontcha you doin?} 4.kinda=kind of{It's kinda complicated to learn} 5.sorta=sort of{I 'm sorta worried} 6.Outta=out of{I'm Outta my senses} 7.allota=a lot of{I can eat allota chocolates} 8.lotsa=lots of{She has lotsa money} 9.mucha=much of{It was not mucha a surprise} 10.cuppa=cup of tea{Would you like a cuppa} 11.dunno=don't know{I dunno how to cook} 12.lemme=Let me{Let me in please} 13.gimme=give me{Gimme my pen} 14.Tell'em=Tell them{Tell'em the truth} 15.Cos/Cuz=because{Cos of you,I was too late in meeting} 16.Innit=isn't it?{It's blue,isn't it?} 17.I'mma=I'm going to{Imma the market} 18.Gonna=going to {I'm gonna confess my fault} 19.Needa=need to{There is needa study now} 20.Hafta=have to {We hafta go with them} 21.Hasta=has to{He hasta work with company} 22.Usta=used to{I usta go canteen} 23.Gotta=got to{I gotta complete this today} OR got a{Has he gotta new bike} 24.Ya=you {I like ya} 25.Shoulda=should have{you shoulda told her the truth} 26.Shouldna=shouldn't have{You shouldna worried about that} 27.Likely, Woulda=would have Wouldna=wouldn't have Coulda=could have Mighta=might have Musta=must have 28.She'da=she would have{She'da completed her task} 29.Doncha=don't you{Dontcha take a tea} 30.Likewise ,Wontcha=won't you{Wontcha come to the party} Gotcha=got you{I gotcha!!} Didntcha=didn't you{Didntcha like cupcakes} 31.Layder=later{See you layder} 32.D'you=Do you{D'you want a cuppa} 33.Dija=did you{Dija do it?} 34.C'mon=come on.... Oh...Finally it's over!!! May this detailed summary would help you to keep a note! Have a great time!💖💖
British slang word- 1. Ain't - are not 2. Ain't- has not and have not 3. Wanna- want to and want a 4. Watcha - what would you have 5. Kinda -kind of 6. Sorta - sort of 7. Outta- out of 8. Alotta -a lot of 9.Lotsa -lots of 10. Mucha - much of 11. Cuppa - cup of tea 12. Dunno- I don't know 13. Lemme- let me 14. Gimme - give me 15. Tell'em - tell them 16. coz/cuz - because 17. Innit - isn't it 18. I'mma - I'm going to 19. Gonna- going to 20. Needa- need to 21. Hafta- have to 22. Hasta - has to 23. Usta - used to 24. Gotta - got to 25. You - ya 26. Shoulda - should have 27. Shouldna - shouldn't have 28. Wouldna - would not have 29. She'da - she should have 30. Coulda - could have 31. Woulda - would have 32. Mighta - might have 33. Musta - must have a 34. Doncha - don't you have 35. Woncha - won't you 36. Watcha - what are you 37. D'you - do you 38. Gotcha - got you 39. Didncha - didn't you 40. Dija - did you 41. Layder - later 42. C'mon - come on
Today's contraction are 1. Richard ain't a coming to office today 2. We are getting late for the party and you still ain't selected the dress. Hurry up! 3.Rakesh said f you don't mind can I borrow this book for a day. Actually, I wanna complete this chapter today. Mark- What you still ain't purchase this book. 4. Rakesh whatcha brought in lunch. 5. Megha this kinda behaviour in the organization will not be accepted. If you carry forward this attitude then this may drag you down. 6. I liked the way you presented idea but if it applied practically I don't know if this sorta new rules can bring a major change in the sales performance
Very useful lesson.I really appreciate you my dear Mam.You are such a loving teacher.May you be evergreen.May Gods peace,mercy and blessings always be upon u.Awaing for your next superb video.Best of luck.
Thank you for this video, is very useful and there are so many contractions in the same place. I think at 9:18 is a mistake: it is written like examples Wontcha you doin? instead of Whatcha you doin? The same for Wontcha up to? instead of Whatcha up to? Probably the confusion is made cuz one word before is Wontcha.
Wontcha going to do does not make sense. Wontcha has the same meaning as won’t you. Whatcha means what ARE you. Examples: Whatcha doing today? Wontcha come see me?
@@letstalk This cannot be stressed enough! I have noticed a lot of non-native speakers using "wanna" a lot in otherwise professional writing. Perhaps it should be stressed in the video, that these "sounds" are not to be used in writing?
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My Previous Lessons You Might Have Missed -
👉Smart Phrases From Movies & Web Series -
th-cam.com/video/NkoBXFv6N7E/w-d-xo.html
👉 Part 01 - Stop Saying ‘VERY’ (1-10)
th-cam.com/video/nb4tBflLOqw/w-d-xo.html
👉 Part 02 - Stop Saying ‘VERY’ (11-20)
th-cam.com/video/CucoLSD0M9c/w-d-xo.html
👉 Part 03 - Stop Saying ‘VERY’ (21-30)
th-cam.com/video/C9jPHL80fMg/w-d-xo.html
👉 Part 04 - Stop Saying ‘VERY’ (31-40)
th-cam.com/video/r5TkSyo5p-c/w-d-xo.html
👉 Part #05 - Stop Saying ‘VERY’ (41-50)
th-cam.com/video/uTHmZbVlVRU/w-d-xo.html
👉 When to use Specially and Especially
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Why don't you appear??
1.ain't=am not/ are not/ is not{I ain't an introvert} OR has not/ have not{She ain't came yet}
2.wanna=want to {Do you wanna take a tea?} OR want a{I wanna new car}
3.whatcha=what have you?{Whatcha got there?} AND Wontcha= what are you?{Wontcha you doin?}
4.kinda=kind of{It's kinda complicated to learn}
5.sorta=sort of{I 'm sorta worried}
6.Outta=out of{I'm Outta my senses}
7.allota=a lot of{I can eat allota chocolates}
8.lotsa=lots of{She has lotsa money}
9.mucha=much of{It was not mucha a surprise}
10.cuppa=cup of tea{Would you like a cuppa}
11.dunno=don't know{I dunno how to cook}
12.lemme=Let me{Let me in please}
13.gimme=give me{Gimme my pen}
14.Tell'em=Tell them{Tell'em the truth}
15.Cos/Cuz=because{Cos of you,I was too late in meeting}
16.Innit=isn't it?{It's blue,isn't it?}
17.I'mma=I'm going to{Imma the market}
18.Gonna=going to {I'm gonna confess my fault}
19.Needa=need to{There is needa study now}
20.Hafta=have to {We hafta go with them}
21.Hasta=has to{He hasta work with company}
22.Usta=used to{I usta go canteen}
23.Gotta=got to{I gotta complete this today} OR got a{Has he gotta new bike}
24.Ya=you {I like ya}
25.Shoulda=should have{you shoulda told her the truth}
26.Shouldna=shouldn't have{You shouldna worried about that}
27.Likely,
Woulda=would have
Wouldna=wouldn't have
Coulda=could have
Mighta=might have
Musta=must have
28.She'da=she would have{She'da completed her task}
29.Doncha=don't you{Dontcha take a tea}
30.Likewise ,Wontcha=won't you{Wontcha come to the party}
Gotcha=got you{I gotcha!!}
Didntcha=didn't you{Didntcha like cupcakes}
31.Layder=later{See you layder}
32.D'you=Do you{D'you want a cuppa}
33.Dija=did you{Dija do it?}
34.C'mon=come on....
Oh...Finally it's over!!! May this detailed summary would help you to keep a note!
Have a great time!💖💖
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Thasha u. 🙄 Thanks to u asa bol saktehe
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Thank you.
Who is this teacher with such accent!! Simply brilliant
I strongly that she is a native English speaker ❤️
I've never seen this much contractions in a single video before. Really i learned a lot new from this video. Thankyou so much.
Thanks a million Sara Ma'am 😍🥰🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
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British slang word-
1. Ain't - are not
2. Ain't- has not and have not
3. Wanna- want to and want a
4. Watcha - what would you have
5. Kinda -kind of
6. Sorta - sort of
7. Outta- out of
8. Alotta -a lot of
9.Lotsa -lots of
10. Mucha - much of
11. Cuppa - cup of tea
12. Dunno- I don't know
13. Lemme- let me
14. Gimme - give me
15. Tell'em - tell them
16. coz/cuz - because
17. Innit - isn't it
18. I'mma - I'm going to
19. Gonna- going to
20. Needa- need to
21. Hafta- have to
22. Hasta - has to
23. Usta - used to
24. Gotta - got to
25. You - ya
26. Shoulda - should have
27. Shouldna - shouldn't have
28. Wouldna - would not have
29. She'da - she should have
30. Coulda - could have
31. Woulda - would have
32. Mighta - might have
33. Musta - must have a
34. Doncha - don't you have
35. Woncha - won't you
36. Watcha - what are you
37. D'you - do you
38. Gotcha - got you
39. Didncha - didn't you
40. Dija - did you
41. Layder - later
42. C'mon - come on
Thanks❤❤it's very helpful for me.
Great & the best teacher, excellent teaching technique. Thank you.
Blimey!! It's such a remarkable place to learn. Felicitations for 5 million subscribers
Thanks
Another amazing video😍
A million thanks to you 😊 Sarah ma'am!
You're so welcome!
I wanna more such these type of sentences... U r very smart mam...
Appreciate you so much for uploading this vlog!
Thank you very much Sara.😊
What a lesson mam I will use all words in my everyday English conversation thanks for giving us these types of lesson
Your teaching method is awesome that's make refresh when I watch your videos. thanks a lot dear coach.
Today's contraction are
1. Richard ain't a coming to office today
2. We are getting late for the party and you still ain't selected the dress. Hurry up!
3.Rakesh said f you don't mind can I borrow this book for a day. Actually, I wanna complete this chapter today. Mark- What you still ain't purchase this book.
4. Rakesh whatcha brought in lunch.
5. Megha this kinda behaviour in the organization will not be accepted. If you carry forward this attitude then this may drag you down.
6. I liked the way you presented idea but if it applied practically I don't know if this sorta new rules can bring a major change in the sales performance
Fabulous lesson again... Keep posting up this type of important videos.
Very useful lesson.I really appreciate you my dear Mam.You are such a loving teacher.May you be evergreen.May Gods peace,mercy and blessings always be upon u.Awaing for your next superb video.Best of luck.
Congratulations! For ur 5M subscribers. ....Keep teaching us ❤
Very useful video ..
Thank you very much is it very useful.
Wooow😍 it's really really really interesting !😇
I very ❤this lesson 😊
Thanks! mam for this fantastic video 💓💓👍
Most welcome 😊
@@letstalk please give me a 💓💓
You are the best teachers in the world let's talk team
Interesting chapter
Waw,What a stunning video you've provided that I needed !
Loved it
Thanks
Great lesson
Thank you
Superb lesson mam thank u🙂
What are a fantastic teacher miss🤩🔥🔥🔥
Thank you very much mam for this information and help us to improve our fluency
Really helpful for english fluency
Thank you my lovely and professional teacher. Would you teach us pronunciations? You sound natives and with beautiful voice.
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Thanks a ton sara mam 😍
Lot's of love 😘😘
TQ so much
Excellent content
Thanks a trillion mam
Superb 👍
Hello! Ms, What different words complete, completion, completeness, completely?
I'm a bit late...😞 but anyway Sarah....loads of thanks for this content...m loving it❤❤
@Rafia Imam...
Thank you for this video, is very useful and there are so many contractions in the same place.
I think at 9:18 is a mistake: it is written like examples Wontcha you doin? instead of Whatcha you doin? The same for Wontcha up to? instead of Whatcha up to?
Probably the confusion is made cuz one word before is Wontcha.
Its a very useful knowledge.
From Indonesia.
Great!!!
Awesome
Super excited
Best!
This video is too much use full😇😇👍👍🤘
Appreciate
Interesting
Woow nice
Whenever you see a successful person you only see the public glories, never the private sacrifices to reach them.
Are you agree guys ❤️
Amazing
Thanks
Vry nice
Pls pls make video on real jewellery store communication in detail talks
My sentence - Wanna speak English flawlessly.
Pls pls pls make video on jewelley store
Thanks for the video
Our pleasure!
@@letstalk your name...?
I am gonna use those contractions ☺️☺️☺️
Mam I like the way you pronounce the words. Keep it up. We want more. Much love from Sri Lanka.❤💪😍💕😊
Can I use it in IELTS speaking?
Top notch video ❤️😘
Wontcha=whatcha
9:16 possible?
Example?
Video start from 1:20 and thank me later 😄
Lotsa love ❤️❤️❤️❤️
9:18 whatcha or wontcha ？？
Osume of teaching ❤️❤️❤️
Awesome
Superb 🥳🥳
Thanks 🤗
❌ I dunno where is it kept. ✖
I dunno where it is kept.✅
4:34
9:19 ?
Whatcha? Or Wontcha?
Hi mam pls pls amke video on jewellery store communication pls pls
cool English
Don't waste your time in reading comments
Focus on this lecture
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We're multitasker
Thank a bunch let's talk.......
Thanks for watching!
@@letstalk actually I am your regular viewer... And I love to see all videos .
❌Wontcha you doing ...Wontcha up to ❌ 9:17....
*Accept my best thanks dear Ma'am..*
Most welcome 😊
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5:46 you are leaving tomorrow,”innit”? Not “aren’t you”?
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Who is learning too much English in this period of covid -19😂 hit like👇👇
Yeah I like cuppa 😊
I wish it were 1000 words. Thanks
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😊
Ms,You have to write Whatcha (example- Whatcha going to do?) instead of Whatcha(example-Wontcha going to do?)
Wontcha going to do does not make sense. Wontcha has the same meaning as won’t you. Whatcha means what ARE you. Examples: Whatcha doing today? Wontcha come see me?
Should I say todos or toodles?lemme know
Both are fine and commonly used.
I'm from Bangladesh
I will also learn star today
Lemme take it
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Nice teaching mam
Do it on american accent
Only Mijarika Michelle and a couple otha along with kyte on let's talk team may explain this lesson.
Can I have a cuppa espresso?
Lol, I thought that the thumbnail girl is Anushka Sharma...
Lol😂😂
@@Subhashree24 hi
Same way we can write in the exam 🤷♂️
These Contractions cannot be written in exam, there are only meant for casual and every day conversation to sound more natural
@@letstalk This cannot be stressed enough! I have noticed a lot of non-native speakers using "wanna" a lot in otherwise professional writing. Perhaps it should be stressed in the video, that these "sounds" are not to be used in writing?
... that means?!.. what do I presume?!???
I wanna party tonight 🎇