Name: 快速流暢說話的4個祕訣--CONNECTED SPEECH #spon? (The 4 Secrets to Speaking Quickly & Fluently - CONNECTED SPEECH #spon)
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- Hello everyone, and welcome
back to English with Lucy.

I've just come back from
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Lovely in the sense that
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Right, let's get started
with today's video.

So today, we're going to be
talking about connected speech.

There are four topics which
we are going to cover,

catenation, intrusion,
elision and assimilation.

Now, that probably sounds
really complicated.

I don't like making
English too theoretical,

but I think it's important
that you recognise these terms.

I'm going to do a brief
summary of each topic

and then some examples
for you to practise with,

and then you can apply them to
your daily speaking practise.

The first one, catenation,
also referred to as linking.

This is when a consonant
sound at the end of one word

is carried over to connect
with the vowel sound

Quite a lot of my
students sound like this,

And this is because they're
not using catenation correctly.

Which sounds better,
an apple or 'anapple'?

So as I said before,
the consonant at the end

I don't say it isn't nice,
I say 'itisn't' nice.

Now, the next topic I want
to talk about is intrusion.

Now, intrusion is when
an extra sound intrudes

to make it easier to flow
between two vowel sounds.

that tend to intrude between vowel sounds

beginning with a vowel sound
have the 'yuh' intrusion.

Words that end in 'oh' or 'oo' have the W.

If your mouth is wide, 'ee',
'ay', it's a 'yuh' sound.

If your mouth is round, 'oo',
'oh', then it's a 'wuh' sound.

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