Please Speak Out Loud Yourself
| Interactive English Lesson (Part-1) | |
| The bird is in the tree. The car is in the parking lot | |
| Where is she? | She’s on the farm. Or she’s in the garden. |
| The school is on Tamabil Road in Arambag, Sylhet. | |
| Where’s the school? | The school is on Tamabil Road. |
| Is the school in Arambag? | Yes, the school is in Arambag. |
| Jamal is a boy. He’s happy. He’s at home. | |
| Is Jamal a boy? | Yes, he’s a boy. |
| Is he happy? | Yes, he’s happy. |
| Where is he? | He’s at home. |
| Shima is a student. She’s intelligent. She’s at school. | |
| Is Shima a student? | Yes, she’s a student. |
| Is she intelligent? | Yes, she’s intelligent. |
| Where is she? | She’s at school. |
| Kamal is a manager. He’s busy. He’s at work. | |
| Is Kamal a manager? | Yes, he’s a manager. |
| Is he busy? | Yes, he’s busy. |
| Where is he? | He’s at work. |
| Where are you? | I’m at work. |
| Where are you? | I’m at school. |
| Where are you? | I’m at home. |
| Are you sick? | No, I’m not sick. |
| Who is she? Where is she? Is she a doctor? Is she happy? Is she sick? | |
| Who is she? | She’s Rima. |
| Where is she? | She’s at work. |
| Is she a doctor? | Yes, she’s a doctor. |
| Is she happy? | Yes, she’s happy. |
| Is she sick? | No, she’s not sick. |
| Who is he? Where is he? Is he a doctor? Is he patient? Is he sick? | |
| Who is he? | He’s Kamal. |
| Where is he? | He’s in the Hospital. |
| Is he a doctor? | No, he’s not a doctor. |
| Is he patient? | Yes, he’s a patient. |
| Is he sick? | Yes, he’s sick. |
| Is he at school? | No, he’s not. |
| Is he at home? | No, he’s not. |
| Is he at work? | Yes, he’s at work. |
Rules for Speaking English like Native Speaker
# Rule-05: A Tip to better understand Native
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When a word ends in T and the next word starts with Y or ya sound, a lot of times you will hear the change to
y=ch, {y} = {tʃ}, ( you = ya, your = yir, not = n’t, do not = don’t)
1. Get you = getcha
2. Get your = getcher
3. Got you = gotcha
4. Got your = gotcher
5. Want you = wantcha
6. Want your = wantcher
7. Thought you = thoughtcha
8. Let you = letcha
9. Bet you = betcha
10. Bet your = betcher
11. Don’t you = don’tcha
12. Con’t you = cantcha
13. Haven’t you = haventcha
14. Wouldn’t you = wouldntcha
d+y = y=j {y} = {dz}
1. Tried your = triedjer
2. Had your = hadjer
3. Told you = toldja
4. Made you = madeja
5. Could you = couldja
6. Would you = wouldja
7. Did you = didja = ja
8. Who did you = who’dja (who did = who’d)
9. What did you = whadja
10. When did you = whenja
11. Where did you = where’dja
12. Why did you = why’dja
13. How did you = how’dja
14. How did your = how’djer
Category: Pronunciation
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| SI. | Word | Example | Meaning | Pronunciation | StressSyllable | PartOfSpeech |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | adolescent | many parents find it hard to understand their adolescent children | (of a young person) in the process of developing from a child into an adult. | ˌadəˈles(ə)nt | le | adjective |
| 2 | ah | ah, there you are! | used to express a range of emotions including surprise, pleasure, sympathy, and realization. | Ä | a | exclamation |
| 3 | academic | academic achievement | relating to education and scholarship. | ˌakəˈdemik | de | adjective |
| 4 | adult | children should be accompanied by an adult | a person who is fully grown or developed. | əˈdəlt | du | noun |
| 5 | account | a detailed account of what has been achieved | a report or description of an event or experience. | əˈkount | cco | noun |
| 6 | allow | the dissident was allowed to leave the country | give (someone) permission to do something. | əˈlou | llo | verb |
| 7 | ahead | he had to give his attention to the road ahead | further forward in space; in the line of one's forward motion. | əˈhed | head | adverb |
| 8 | aircraft | the aircraft was not seriously damaged | an airplane, helicopter, or other machine capable of flight. | ˈerˌkraft | a | noun |
| 9 | agree | I completely agree with your recent editorial | have the same opinion about something; concur. | əˈɡrē | gree | verb |
| 10 | accomplish | The planes accomplished their mission | achieve or complete successfully. | əˈkämpliSH | cco | verb |
| 11 | address | they exchanged addresses and agreed to keep in touch | the particulars of the place where someone lives or an organization is situated. | əˈdres | ddre | noun |
| 12 | achieve | he achieved his ambition to become a journalist | successfully bring about or reach (a desired objective, level, or result) by effort, skill, or courage. | əˈCHēv | chie | verb |
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