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-06: To sound natural using connected speech: linking
1. A lot of = a lotta - We have a lotta work to do. 2. Out of = outta - Let’s get outta town. 3. Have to = hafta - I hafta do my work. 4. Need to = needta - I needta call the doctor. 5. Want to = wanna - I wanna take a holiday in Europe. 6. Got to = gotta - I’ve gotta call my mother. 7. Going to (do something) = gonna - We’re gonna get married. 8. Hope to = hopta - I hopta see you next week! 9. Like to = liketa - I don’t liketa wait at the bus stop for too long. 10. Love to = loveta - We loveta have picnics at school. 11. Kind of = kinda - I’m kinda upset. 12. Sort of = sorta - I’m sorta thinking about it. 13. Go for = gofa - Let’s gofera walk.
14. Will you = willya - What willya do if it rains tonight? 15. Must have = musta - She musta missed the bus. 16. Should have = shooda - You shooda gone to the doctor. 17. Could have = coda - We coda won the competition. 18. Might have = mighta - He mighta got lost. 19. It’s a = itsa - Itsa shame she can’t come. 20. That’s a = thatsa - Thatsa beautiful painting. 21. What are you = wadaya - Wadaya gonna do? 22. Where are you = whereaya - Whereaya gonna go? 23. How are you = howarya - Howarya feeling. 24. What do you = wadaya - Wadaya do for a living? 25. Where do you = wheredaya - Wheredaya live? 26. When do you = whendaya - Whendaya get up in the morning?
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| SI. | Word | Example | Meaning | Pronunciation | StressSyllable | PartOfSpeech |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | allow | the dissident was allowed to leave the country | give (someone) permission to do something. | əˈlou | llo | verb |
| 2 | afternoon | I telephoned this afternoon | the time from noon or lunchtime to evening. | ˌaftərˈno͞on | a | noun |
| 3 | against | the fight against crime | in opposition to. | əˈɡenst | gai | preposition |
| 4 | advantage | companies with a computerized database are at an advantage | a condition or circumstance that puts one in a favorable or superior position. | ədˈvan(t)ij | va | noun |
| 5 | 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 |
| 6 | affair | the board admitted responsibility for the affair | an event or sequence of events of a specified kind or that has previously been referred to. | əˈfer | ffa | noun |
| 7 | accident | he had an accident at the factory | an unfortunate incident that happens unexpectedly and unintentionally, typically resulting in damage or injury. | ˈaksədənt | a | noun |
| 8 | aids | There is still no cure for AIDS | a disease in which there is a severe loss of the body's cellular immunity, greatly lowering the resistance to infection and malignancy. | Ādz | a | noun |
| 9 | aim | aim the camcorder at some suitable object | point or direct (a weapon or camera) at a target. | Ām | a | verb |
| 10 | agency | an advertising agency | a business or organization established to provide a particular service, typically one that involves organizing transactions between two other parties. | ˈājənsē | a | noun |
| 11 | administration | the day-to-day administration of the company | the process or activity of running a business, organization, etc. | ədˌminəˈstrāSH(ə)n | stra | noun |
| 12 | airport | another airport thriller | a complex of runways and buildings for the takeoff, landing, and maintenance of civil aircraft, with facilities for passengers. | ˈerˌpôrt | a | noun |
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