Thumbs all the way up for this one, straight up! As a non native speaker, I realise through the pronunciation aspect developed through this video that sounding like the native speakers isn't that much of a mystery for me anymore. Thanks a lots Guys!🙏
I've been studying English for 1 year and 8 months and that's one of the best video I watched because I really need to improve my pronounciation and for sure that's the best channel I've found. Thanks guys for create this channel and make many videos for us! 👏👏👏👏
This video is so great and engrossing. I love the content of it. We need your video to complete our Phonology presentation. It is very nice of you to give me this video and its database. Thanks for your helping.
it's a wonderful lesson indeed. Not only I focus on the content of the lesson but also about the accent and the way you speak . Ms Kae has a little bit of American accent. She is great teacher.
The biggest difficulty for me is to understand spoken language. I fully understand your lessons and news on television, but I cannot understand the speech in the movies.
Thanks for sharing your comment. Understanding spoken English can be difficult, but more practice will help. We have a lesson that might help you: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/improve-english-listening.
To be able to speak clearly, loudly and slowly using unstress or stress , I think ! must travel to English speaker country appropriately England . It is the only way to speak like a native . But I have no idea how to give a suggestion about this lesson. Anyway I love learning English no Matter how long it will take to speak like a native speaker . I will never give up it is my dream to achieve it with the help of you wonderful teachers ...,🌺🌺🌺
to improve your english you should practice shadowing, find a model (a person you want to speak like), listen, copy, record, compare, and repeat. i am doing this myself and i reckon it helps a lot. Another thing is to learn IPA, then you can copy some text in www.tophonetics.com and read the phonetic translation, you shall learn exactly how to pronounce every single word.
Thanks so much! The course is really helpful. Let me improve my listening speed when need to do communication with some native speakers. In addition, the courses is very clear to follow for some fundamental English learners. Thanks again!!
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Great! We're glad you enjoyed the lesson. We have many other lessons on these topics, which you may also enjoy. You can watch them here: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/free-english-pronunciation-lessons.
For pronunciation skills as well as listenning skills, we should know more about schwa, connecting speech and some words that tend to dissapear in daily conversation
They are certainly important, Daniel! We have a few lessons on these topics if you'd like to learn more about them: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/free-english-pronunciation-lessons.
It's very effective and interesting lesson. But based on your explanation on word stress, you explained that the functional words are not stressed and you again stressing the functional word, 'you." Can you please make a lesson on how it happened?
Very informative video. Thanks for sharing. I get out of breath easily while speaking in English. Could you please suggest some breathing process or techniques to overcome this difficulty.
Hi, I am Hieu.. I am currently working on a project on stress at school, your TH-cam video is very good and useful, It is the video that I need to do the project. I am writing this message to ask for your permission to use your video to make a presentation at school, the video is completely for my study. I promise to put the video link in the description. Please help me. Thank you so much.
Dear Mr./Mrs . I am a sophomore. I was looking for a video for a big assignment of mine in class. And I stumbled across your video. It's really cool and how you convey your knowledge to people is amazing. This is exactly the video I was looking for. So I am writing this email to ask you if I can use this video in my assignment. It is purely for my learning purposes. Thank you very much. All the best, Thi La
Dear Mr./Mrs. I am a sophomore. I was looking for a video for a big assignment of mine in class. And I stumbled across your video. It's really cool and how you convey your knowledge to people is amazing. This is exactly the video I was looking for. So I am writing this email to ask you if I can use this video in my assignment. It is purely for my learning purposes. Thank you very much. All the best, Thuy Hang
That's quite good~But I have a question. When you put stress on tomorrow, it seems the intonation is changed from rising intonation to falling intonation. So does that mean stress can affect intonation?
We're glad you liked the lesson, Yanxin! The intonation should not be changed when the word is stressed, unless your meaning of the sentence changes. Stress is a slightly louder, clearer and slower pronunciation of the word with no change in intonation. Hope this helps you!
I have some question. For this sentence; I HEARD that the WEATHER'S going to be BAD TOMORROW. Why don't we stress on "going"? In the previous video, it tells to stress on verb too. I just confuse with this one. Thank you in advance for your answer.
It takes a lot of time to implement in regular reading. It also reduces my reading speed because first I have to think about grammar words and contents words then I have to read a sentence. It is a bit difficult for me.
Thanks for the comment, Snehal! Sentence stress in English pronunciation can vary with different speakers, so the best way to practice this particular topic will be through different types of listening activities.
Hi Kubindra, do you mean how do you tell which words are stressed? If so, you can think about content or grammar words, these help you separate the stressed and unstressed words. You can find more information from the lesson, including the text, on our website: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/sentence-stress.
Wow.....its really amazing.im watching ur videos n practicing it everyday.could you come up with some more sentences on the same topic please.it will help to get clear idea n be sure
It could be more helpful if you prepare a video about intonation, stress and rhythm with different types of paragraphs which will help us to learn good pronunciation.
Hi Prasanth, we have some lessons which might help you here: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/intonation-in-english, www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/syllables-and-stress.
Thanks a bunch guys! Even though it's overwhelming it's very interesting and useful.
Thumbs all the way up for this one, straight up! As a non native speaker, I realise through the pronunciation aspect developed through this video that sounding like the native speakers isn't that much of a mystery for me anymore. Thanks a lots Guys!🙏
Thanks for the support John-Herman!
Proper use of spelling,grammar ,and pronunciation.
This will help my confidence.
Thanks a lot! My english teacher told me I needed to work on my sentence stress and this was really helpful.
*Ohh my god..! What a simple & beautiful way you are teaching us. It's so great. You both should teach the whole world English language.*
*I wanna save this video in my heart.*
I wanna save this video in my head
Never put the vedioes in your heart may it causes heart attack and you wanna be die 😂
Maybe in your mind😅
Thanks
In evry language intonation and sentence stress is the most important thing to learn any language.
This lecture is what I've been looking for! Thank you for your clear and useful lecture.
me too
I've been studying English for 1 year and 8 months and that's one of the best video I watched because I really need to improve my pronounciation and for sure that's the best channel I've found. Thanks guys for create this channel and make many videos for us! 👏👏👏👏
We're happy you found the lesson useful, Andre! Thanks for watching!
This video is so great and engrossing. I love the content of it. We need your video to complete our Phonology presentation. It is very nice of you to give me this video and its database. Thanks for your helping.
I‘ve noticed in the video, in BE, questions ends with a falling tone, but in AE, it's rising tone. I'm truly thankful for this excellent video.
I enjoyed it
Thanks
it's a wonderful lesson indeed. Not only I focus on the content of the lesson but also about the accent and the way you speak . Ms Kae has a little bit of American accent. She is great teacher.
Thanks for the comment, Yousif! Glad you liked the lesson!
Thanks a lot.This video really helps me to improve my pronounciation.
The biggest difficulty for me is to understand spoken language. I fully understand your lessons and news on television, but I cannot understand the speech in the movies.
Thanks for sharing your comment. Understanding spoken English can be difficult, but more practice will help. We have a lesson that might help you: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/improve-english-listening.
Yeaah so do l. I think it cause most of them use slank word, and their accent.
If you understand CNN News then you must understand movies. In CNN they speak at the incredible speed. In movies they speak slower.
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To be able to speak clearly, loudly and slowly using unstress or stress , I think ! must travel to English speaker country appropriately England . It is the only way to speak like a native .
But I have no idea how to give a suggestion about this lesson.
Anyway I love learning English no Matter how long it will take to speak like a native speaker . I will never give up it is my dream to achieve it with the help of you wonderful teachers ...,🌺🌺🌺
Very motivational words
Me too
So glad you enjoyed the lesson, Tsewang. Thanks for watching!
to improve your english you should practice shadowing, find a model (a person you want to speak like), listen, copy, record, compare, and repeat. i am doing this myself and i reckon it helps a lot. Another thing is to learn IPA, then you can copy some text in www.tophonetics.com and read the phonetic translation, you shall learn exactly how to pronounce every single word.
Amazing performances .......and an excellent spoken english thanks OOE
Thanks so much! The course is really helpful. Let me improve my listening speed when need to do communication with some native speakers. In addition, the courses is very clear to follow for some fundamental English learners. Thanks again!!
My favourite teachers and it's my one of the favourite Online English channel 💜
May God bless you teachers 😇🙏
I'm very much impressed with your teaching skills 💫👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
All the videos are really amazing and it helped me alot 💞🥀
We're so glad you enjoy the Oxford Online English lessons! Thanks for watching.
Superb class ! Want more class on intonation, word stress, sentence stress, aspirated sound, silent letters, IPA sounds , use of r in English, Elison.
Great! We're glad you enjoyed the lesson. We have many other lessons on these topics, which you may also enjoy. You can watch them here: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/free-english-pronunciation-lessons.
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I like your speech and explanation, thanks so much.
You have helped understand 'stress' in English better. Thank you.
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Glad you enjoy the lessons, Ahmed!
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Thanks for watching, Atef! Glad you enjoyed the lesson.
I never understood why I sound like a robot when speaking until I saw this video.
Are you brazilian?
2:04 + 2:09 + 2:17 (go, coffee, this afternoon)
3:54 (Phone’s broken, going, buy, new one
4:55 (get, bread, bakery, way here)
5:12 (Heard, weather’s, bad tomorrow)
5:28 (wants, do after, graduates)
8:05 (haven’t heard anything, since, wedding
For pronunciation skills as well as listenning skills, we should know more about schwa, connecting speech and some words that tend to dissapear in daily conversation
They are certainly important, Daniel! We have a few lessons on these topics if you'd like to learn more about them: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/free-english-pronunciation-lessons.
Thanks a lot for this video, this is what I have been looking for, it has helped a lot for my online teaching course studies
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It helps me a lot.
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I like your speaking and explanation, thanks so much.
I am looking for these videos...
Thanks
Thank you so much for these lessons! I like my foreign accent, but there's no way I'm not learning what the correct way is ✊🏻
I love your pronuntiation!!!! Thanks a lot for these useful videos.
It's very effective and interesting lesson. But based on your explanation on word stress, you explained that the functional words are not stressed and you again stressing the functional word, 'you." Can you please make a lesson on how it happened?
Dear Mikey🎉 cheers!
Very informative video. Thanks for sharing. I get out of breath easily while speaking in English. Could you please suggest some breathing process or techniques to overcome this difficulty.
I love that you have both British & American accents, though students should keep in mind that those aren't the only English accents available.
Hi, I am Hieu.. I am currently working on a project on stress at school, your TH-cam video is very good and useful, It is the video that I need to do the project. I am writing this message to ask for your permission to use your video to make a presentation at school, the video is completely for my study.
I promise to put the video link in the description. Please help me. Thank you so much.
thank you
Dear Mr./Mrs
. I am a sophomore. I was looking for a video for a big assignment of mine in class. And I stumbled across your video. It's really cool and how you convey your knowledge to people is amazing. This is exactly the video I was looking for. So I am writing this email to ask you if I can use this video in my assignment. It is purely for my learning purposes. Thank you very much.
All the best,
Thi La
Thank you so much.this video is so useful
Thanks a lot for this class!!!! Greetings from Buenos Aires
Thank you so much for this video !!
Awesome. Clear and informative.
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Dear Mr./Mrs.
I am a sophomore. I was looking for a video for a big assignment of mine in class.
And I stumbled across your video. It's really cool and how you convey your knowledge to people is amazing. This is exactly the video I was looking for.
So I am writing this email to ask you if I can use this video in my assignment. It is purely for my learning purposes.
Thank you very much.
All the best,
Thuy Hang
So clear ! Thank u so much!
very nice & thanks
Can you do a video of word stress with its phonetic transcription please
Here you go: th-cam.com/video/Vu6UVwkUgzc/w-d-xo.html
That's quite good~But I have a question. When you put stress on tomorrow, it seems the intonation is changed from rising intonation to falling intonation. So does that mean stress can affect intonation?
We're glad you liked the lesson, Yanxin! The intonation should not be changed when the word is stressed, unless your meaning of the sentence changes. Stress is a slightly louder, clearer and slower pronunciation of the word with no change in intonation. Hope this helps you!
@@Oxfordonlineenglish1 thx :)
Thank you very much.It was useful for me and I wrote your suggestion and your examples on my note book.
Hi. Kae ,Mikey.Infect for the first time I came to know profoundly how to use content words and variation of sense.Thanks for this great effort.
Thanks for the comment! Glad you liked the lesson!
Is Kae Thai？
Woow. This so much informative. Thank you very much. Aww, why didn't they teach us this in school. That's so kind of you @ Oxford online English
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Thank you so much for this lesson it really the best of 👍
Thanks for the comment, Rabia!
Great Make me More Speaking Skill in English.
Linking speech and dropping certain vowels when speaking.
Thanks for watching and sharing!
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Thanks
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Useful lesson always
Thanks a lot guys, you r awesome.. It's clear.. But difficult to implement..
Thanks a lot
Thank you so much for help me guys I really injoy the video 👍
Clear pronunciation and content
Thanks so much ❤
The lesson was owsome ..can you also do a vidoe of how to stress verbs and nouns in a word
Hi there. We have another lesson on stress which might help you: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/syllables-and-stress.
@@Oxfordonlineenglish1 thank you
Melhor video que eu já vi sobre ingles!
I think this is a good lesson for me
Thank you. The videos are really helpful😊
Thanks, it is a great stuff.
I have some question. For this sentence; I HEARD that the WEATHER'S going to be BAD TOMORROW. Why don't we stress on "going"? In the previous video, it tells to stress on verb too. I just confuse with this one. Thank you in advance for your answer.
Hi Kamon, 'going to' is a future tense indicator here, not a verb form. Therefore, it is not stressed. Hope this is useful for you!
It takes a lot of time to implement in regular reading. It also reduces my reading speed because first I have to think about grammar words and contents words then I have to read a sentence. It is a bit difficult for me.
Thanks for the comment, Snehal! Sentence stress in English pronunciation can vary with different speakers, so the best way to practice this particular topic will be through different types of listening activities.
@@Oxfordonlineenglish1 That is cool. Thanks for your suggestion. I will follow this.
Thanks! Very useful and interesting lesson!
The viedo is very useful..
I wanna know it..
Is sentence stress vital in the celta course????
Thank you.... ❤️❤️
Hi Sara, sentence stress is important in any English-learning or English-teaching certification.
Oh, I just understand why..-
wow!
Helpful lesson for me 🥰❤️
I thought he was Liam Payne^^
Anyway, thanks for the lesson.
Helpful video❤
How to separate the stress and unstresse words from a sentence, please ? I like your lesson.. Thank You so much..
Hi Kubindra, do you mean how do you tell which words are stressed? If so, you can think about content or grammar words, these help you separate the stressed and unstressed words. You can find more information from the lesson, including the text, on our website: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/sentence-stress.
Please make a video on how to use there, their and they're.
Thanks for the suggestion, Angika! Keep checking back for new videos!
I think my kids need to learn more about the stress words. , so I Think it ' S answer is
I have to focus on stress words
So Good.
Well firstly I think that I don't know what is stress when I watch this video i think it very easy to learn strees
it's really useful. thanks so much.
very useful idea..thank u
Well done ma'am
Wow.....its really amazing.im watching ur videos n practicing it everyday.could you come up with some more sentences on the same topic please.it will help to get clear idea n be sure
It could be more helpful if you prepare a video about intonation, stress and rhythm with different types of paragraphs which will help us to learn good pronunciation.
Hi Prasanth, we have some lessons which might help you here: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/intonation-in-english, www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/syllables-and-stress.
Useful
thanks for helping me a lot lol
Intonation, I find it really difficult. Anyway, thanks for your good stuff.