Please let me know if you like this style of video. I am trying to replicate a true one to one lesson. Let me know what you think. Love ❤ & 🕊Peace. Liz
I am still trying to figure out a way that I can deliver a course that is free to all. I am about to launch a Speaking Club that will be announced in the next 10 days, but I am having to use a 3rd party company to deliver this, so there will be a small charge. However it is an AI based learning platform which really helps you learn, so I'm hoping it will be very valuable to those wanting to improve their fluency. Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz
Another fantastic lesson, Liz! Thank you for posting it. The only think I still don't get is the use of the flap T in the BR English pronunciation. In the first example you recommend pronouncing the flap T first (a loaD of thinking) and then pronounce clearly the T (step ouT of your comfort zone). Is there any rule to that? I guess Americans would use the flap T in both instances. It would be great if you could explain this in more detail. Thank you. My best regards from Essex. Kamil
Thank you so much for the Super Thanks. It means so much to me, as it is confirmation that my lessons are truly valued and motivates me to continue. So thank you again for your generosity. Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz
Teacher Liz🥺 you are the best teacher ever, I'm from Palestine and I like the English language a lot, When I finished high school with a high average, I decided to study English at the university, but I was shocked when I entered. They treated us as if we knew the English language. I face many difficulties😭, but I decided to develop myself this year. When I watch your videos, I bring my pen and notebook and study and develop myself with you. Thank you very much♥️♥️🥺.
What a fabulous comment and glad I can help. Do let me know if you want me to make a video on any area of English pronunciation you need help with. ❤️ to 🇵🇸. Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz
Thank you for the lovely words Mariam and it really makes me happy to know my videos help you. Hopefully you'll be able to visit London one day, it's such a wonderful city. Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz
Yes I like this style of lessons 😍😍😍 make it as sequence, from the simple conversation to advance conversation. Thank you so much teacher Liz ❤️ god save you 🙏🌺
It was a lot of fun, as interacting with students is so rewarding and one of the drawbacks of teaching on TH-cam. That's why I'm starting my Speaking Club www.immigo.io/liz?via=liz to start interacting again. Love ❤️ & 🕊 Peace. Liz
@5:01 You mentioned a flap "t" that becomes a "d" I wasn't aware that the British accent had a flap "d". I know Americans use it all the time when the word is in between two vowels but never heard in the British accent until now, in fact most British coach strictly state is American. They mostly use "t" that is an "r".
The flap 'd' does exist in British English although it is more common in American English. In British English, it is usually used to link two words together, like 'whad are you doing', waid a minute'. It speeds up the dialogue. Some people omit the t completely and it becomes a glottal stop. Love❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz
@@EnglishwithLiz I see. 👍 Ps Welcome back you haven't posted for two weeks I assume you were on holiday although I could be wrong, anyway welcome back.
@@abbysands9510 Thank you. No holiday unfortunately 😢. I had to re-record my latest video and it took a very long time to edit. have a great weekend. Love❤ & 🕊Peace. Liz
Hi Ashfaq. That is very difficult if you are living in Pakistan, unless you have an English friend. Perhaps you could start a Whatsapp group to start with and see how it goes.❤️&🕊
It's fantastic, is difficult to me, because I don't know even the correct pronunciatión and shwa, but anyway thanks Very much for help us, You are excelent teacher.
Wow, this conversation analysis is amazing also the vocab, the topic, and your accent is marvelous. I'm glad that I found your channel, you have a new subscriber btw😄. I'm going to imitate you, and hopefully, my pronunciation will improve. Thank you! 💜
Hello Mrs. Liz, this is a fantastic lesson indeed I really enjoyed it because it's what I need and what I always do during my grammar exercises, I mean, while I do my filling the blank exercises I repeat the sentences out loud and then I try to repeat the entire exercise reading it in flow. I'm thinking of writing down the entire dialogue with all the notes we have seen in this lesson and try to repeat the work again reading out loud then, with a litle bit of drama. Oh I'm terrible at that 😅, but I bought an Assimil course for myself last Christmas like an auto-gift and it is similar I'll use it in combination. What I take from the lesson is the T sound, the flap one which I am not used to I feel better with the true one ( I wonder if the concept could work as well) and the combinations "of+th" and "s+th", nightmare for my tongue. Should I have other doubts, could I ask again later? Thank you very much for you work. Oh love and peace!!🙂
Hi Giovanni. I'm so glad you enjoyed the lesson and found it useful. Reading out loud is a great way to learn and love that you're trying it with drama. Good luck with the Assimil course and of course you can ask me any questions. Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz
@@EnglishwithLiz thank you very much and of course I'll do, for that flap t sound is it ok if I use the type I'm most confortable with or we sound more natural with the flap, please?
I think this style of video is by far the best way to improve my pronunciation and also listening. Questions : "to make it happen" : do you pronounce the "t" at the end of it ? "meet lots of" : do you pronounce the "t" at the end of meet ? "it's a" : do you pronounce "ɪts ə" or "ɪz ə" or both are possible ?
Hi Galian. In this phrase 'make it happen' the t is not usually pronounced. This is because it's a phrase and therefore very familiar to fluent speakers of English. So it's spoken quickly. Clear enunciation is unnecessary. The phrase flows better as well. If you pronounce the t, it stops the flow of words slightly as the t is before a consonant. This is the same for 'meet lots of people. It's entirely up to you if you want to pronounce the t or not. Hope this helps.😊 Love ❤️ and🕊️ peace. Liz
@@EnglishwithLiz thanks, it's abundantly clear now ! And I really wonder (I don't have good ears enough to distinguish the sounds) : in "it's a good idea", do you pronounce "ɪts ə" or "ɪz ə" or both are possible ? Looking forward to seeing you soon on immigo.
Hi Sut. If it looks something like this ʌ, then the intonation rises first, then falls. If it looks something like this - v, it falls before rising. 🕊&❤️
@@EnglishwithLiz well, many thanks, what you demonstrated really valuable, which is so much clarity and elucidation. Would it trouble u if I ask for more explanations for what is unclear to me?⚘⚘🇬🇧
Hi Andrea. That's a good question! There is a difference between a stop t and a glottal t. A glottal t is when the air is stopped in the throat where the epiglottis is situated resulting in an 'uh' sound. However, a stop t is less strong as the the air is not fully stopped in the throat. Instead, the tongue briefly touches the alveolar ridge to pronounce the t , but does not pronounce the t . Instead it moves on to the next sound. There is a very brief stoppage of air at this point. A stop t normally occurs at the end of words when followed by a consonant whereas a glottal t normally occurs in the middle of words, but can also occur at the end of words. It depends on the speaker. Hope this helps Love❤️&🕊Peace
Please let me know if you like this style of video. I am trying to replicate a true one to one lesson. Let me know what you think. Love ❤ & 🕊Peace. Liz
Gosto muito do seu método de ensino.
Muito obrigado. Love ❤ & 🕊Peace. Liz
Mam I want to take your classes to speak like native speaker, how can I get information to join your course?
I am still trying to figure out a way that I can deliver a course that is free to all. I am about to launch a Speaking Club that will be announced in the next 10 days, but I am having to use a 3rd party company to deliver this, so there will be a small charge. However it is an AI based learning platform which really helps you learn, so I'm hoping it will be very valuable to those wanting to improve their fluency. Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz
Another fantastic lesson, Liz! Thank you for posting it. The only think I still don't get is the use of the flap T in the BR English pronunciation. In the first example you recommend pronouncing the flap T first (a loaD of thinking) and then pronounce clearly the T (step ouT of your comfort zone). Is there any rule to that? I guess Americans would use the flap T in both instances. It would be great if you could explain this in more detail. Thank you. My best regards from Essex. Kamil
Thank you! It's very helpful.
Thank you so much for the Super Thanks. It means so much to me, as it is confirmation that my lessons are truly valued and motivates me to continue. So thank you again for your generosity. Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz
I love your classes! In addition, you are very pretty!
Thank you so much and thank you for the compliment. Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz
Great lesson, thank you so much!
Teacher Liz🥺
you are the best teacher ever, I'm from Palestine and I like the English language a lot, When I finished high school with a high average, I decided to study English at the university, but I was shocked when I entered. They treated us as if we knew the English language. I face many difficulties😭, but I decided to develop myself this year. When I watch your videos, I bring my pen and notebook and study and develop myself with you. Thank you very much♥️♥️🥺.
What a fabulous comment and glad I can help. Do let me know if you want me to make a video on any area of English pronunciation you need help with. ❤️ to 🇵🇸. Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz
Thanks a lot. You are the best teacher.
Nice video 🙏🏻🙏🏻 Radhe Radhe
Thanks a lot.
You're most welcome Babul. Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz
May God bless you
May God bless you too Jaison. Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz
Wonderful lesson. 😊thank you
Thank you Hau. Glad you liked it. Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz.
Excellent teaching I'm continuously listening your vedios. Thank you so much Mrs Liz .love and peace from India
You are great as always, Liz! Every format you try is perfect, but this one is outstanding indeed!
You're too kind. Thank you Luisa. Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz.
I just watched the lesson. In one word it was great. It was very enjoyable and useful. Thank you very much liz. 💐❤️
Glad you liked it Nurettin. Thank you. Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz
Thanks liz , you realy help me at English and I hope travel to london one day♥I realy love you✨
Thank you for the lovely words Mariam and it really makes me happy to know my videos help you. Hopefully you'll be able to visit London one day, it's such a wonderful city. Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz
Thanks dear teacher
You are welcome. Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz.
Now, I feel so much better after listening to you! 😄😄 THANK YOU LIZ.
You are welcome ❤️&🕊
It's wonderful method to learn pronunciation and speaking madam thank you for your help!
Thank you Abdirahman. Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz.
You welcome madam
You are great as always, Liz!
That is a wonderful job! I liked it. Detailed explanation!. Thank you. Please more more lesson. Thanks
Glad you liked it!
Yes I like this style of lessons 😍😍😍 make it as sequence, from the simple conversation to advance conversation.
Thank you so much teacher Liz ❤️ god save you 🙏🌺
Thank you and I think your idea of moving from simple to advanced is a very good idea, so thank you for that. Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz
You are perfect teacher ❤️
I'm not sure about that, but thank you Yasser. Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz.
Love you so much
Thank you. Love ❤️ & 🕊 Peace. Liz
You are the best teacher
Thank you so much Ahsan. Love ❤️ & 🕊 Peace. Liz.
Merci beaucoup. Bonne continuation.
My lovely teacher ❣️......where have you been during my high school days?
Ha ha ha. I was probably teaching at BellEnglish.com Love ❤️ & 🕊 Peace. Liz
@@EnglishwithLiz lucky students
It was a lot of fun, as interacting with students is so rewarding and one of the drawbacks of teaching on TH-cam. That's why I'm starting my Speaking Club www.immigo.io/liz?via=liz to start interacting again. Love ❤️ & 🕊 Peace. Liz
I am surprised and awesome
Interesting statement. Awesome is more American than British although it is creeping into everyday British dialogue. Love❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz
Very helpful😊
@5:01 You mentioned a flap "t" that becomes a "d" I wasn't aware that the British accent had a flap "d". I know Americans use it all the time when the word is in between two vowels but never heard in the British accent until now, in fact most British coach strictly state is American. They mostly use "t" that is an "r".
The flap 'd' does exist in British English although it is more common in American English. In British English, it is usually used to link two words together, like 'whad are you doing', waid a minute'. It speeds up the dialogue. Some people omit the t completely and it becomes a glottal stop. Love❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz
@@EnglishwithLiz I see. 👍
Ps
Welcome back you haven't posted for two weeks I assume you were on holiday although I could be wrong, anyway welcome back.
@@abbysands9510 Thank you. No holiday unfortunately 😢. I had to re-record my latest video and it took a very long time to edit. have a great weekend. Love❤ & 🕊Peace. Liz
Very interesting 😊
Glad you found it interesting. Love ❤️ & 🕊️Peace. Liz
I am from Pakistan and I enjoyed listening to your lesson. I am a beginner English language student. How can I talk to a native speaker?
Hi Ashfaq. That is very difficult if you are living in Pakistan, unless you have an English friend. Perhaps you could start a Whatsapp group to start with and see how it goes.❤️&🕊
I liked 🙂
It's fantastic, is difficult to me, because I don't know even the correct pronunciatión and shwa, but anyway thanks Very much for help us, You are excelent teacher.
Hi Sandra, what help do you need with your pronunciation? Let me know and I may be able to help, Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz
Wow, this conversation analysis is amazing also the vocab, the topic, and your accent is marvelous. I'm glad that I found your channel, you have a new subscriber btw😄. I'm going to imitate you, and hopefully, my pronunciation will improve. Thank you! 💜
Thank you! 😃
I did like to know how to speak good English, but don't have much time to watch your valuable videos
Unfortunately, you do have to practise. Just try a little each day. Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz
Hello Mrs. Liz, this is a fantastic lesson indeed I really enjoyed it because it's what I need and what I always do during my grammar exercises, I mean, while I do my filling the blank exercises I repeat the sentences out loud and then I try to repeat the entire exercise reading it in flow. I'm thinking of writing down the entire dialogue with all the notes we have seen in this lesson and try to repeat the work again reading out loud then, with a litle bit of drama. Oh I'm terrible at that 😅, but I bought an Assimil course for myself last Christmas like an auto-gift and it is similar I'll use it in combination. What I take from the lesson is the T sound, the flap one which I am not used to I feel better with the true one ( I wonder if the concept could work as well) and the combinations "of+th" and "s+th", nightmare for my tongue. Should I have other doubts, could I ask again later? Thank you very much for you work. Oh love and peace!!🙂
Hi Giovanni. I'm so glad you enjoyed the lesson and found it useful. Reading out loud is a great way to learn and love that you're trying it with drama. Good luck with the Assimil course and of course you can ask me any questions. Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz
@@EnglishwithLiz thank you very much and of course I'll do, for that flap t sound is it ok if I use the type I'm most confortable with or we sound more natural with the flap, please?
I think this style of video is by far the best way to improve my pronunciation and also listening.
Questions :
"to make it happen" : do you pronounce the "t" at the end of it ?
"meet lots of" : do you pronounce the "t" at the end of meet ?
"it's a" : do you pronounce "ɪts ə" or "ɪz ə" or both are possible ?
Hi Galian. In this phrase 'make it happen' the t is not usually pronounced. This is because it's a phrase and therefore very familiar to fluent speakers of English. So it's spoken quickly. Clear enunciation is unnecessary. The phrase flows better as well.
If you pronounce the t, it stops the flow of words slightly as the t is before a consonant. This is the same for 'meet lots of people.
It's entirely up to you if you want to pronounce the t or not. Hope this helps.😊
Love ❤️ and🕊️ peace.
Liz
@@EnglishwithLiz thanks, it's abundantly clear now !
And I really wonder (I don't have good ears enough to distinguish the sounds) : in "it's a good idea", do you pronounce "ɪts ə" or "ɪz ə" or both are possible ?
Looking forward to seeing you soon on immigo.
@@galian151 yes both are possible! It's up to you and how fast you speak. 😊
@@galian151 By the way, looking forward to seeing you too! Thanks for joining. Love 💖 &🕊️ peace.
Liz
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Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz
Hi Liz, where can I download the text of this lesson? Thank you 😊
Hi Giuisi. I've just added a link in the description. Here it is bit.ly/40i45Dg Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz
@@EnglishwithLiz thank you Liz, you're always so kind 🥰
I wish i have known your channel along time ago😊
Is my sentence grammertically correct?
Hi Heba. You need to to use the past perfect tense with 'I wish". I wish i had known...❤️&🕊
@@EnglishwithLiz thank you 🌹
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the signs of intonation you show, whether falling or rising?
Hi Sut. If it looks something like this ʌ, then the intonation rises first, then falls. If it looks something like this - v, it falls before rising. 🕊&❤️
@@EnglishwithLiz well, many thanks, what you demonstrated really valuable, which is so much clarity and elucidation. Would it trouble u if I ask for more explanations for what is unclear to me?⚘⚘🇬🇧
Sorry, Lizi. When you say stop t , you mean glottal stop?
Hi Andrea. That's a good question! There is a difference between a stop t and a glottal t. A glottal t is when the air is stopped in the throat where the epiglottis is situated resulting in an 'uh' sound. However, a stop t is less strong as the the air is not fully stopped in the throat. Instead, the tongue briefly touches the alveolar ridge to pronounce the t , but does not pronounce the t . Instead it moves on to the next sound. There is a very brief stoppage of air at this point. A stop t normally occurs at the end of words when followed by a consonant whereas a glottal t normally occurs in the middle of words, but can also occur at the end of words. It depends on the speaker.
Hope this helps
Love❤️&🕊Peace
you have critical errors
Do let me know what they are as it can be difficult to get 100% accuracy, when recording a video, as mistakes can happen. 😃 Love ❤️ & 🕊Peace. Liz
Very nice ❤❤❤