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\nAre you working toward English fluency? Do you want to make sure that your reading/writing fluency is matched with spoken English fluency? Are you looking for English accent training videos that feature me working with real students?...\nAre you working toward English fluency? Do you want to make sure that your reading/writing fluency is matched with spoken English fluency? Are you looking for English accent training videos that feature me working with real students? Awesome! This video is all about what makes American English sound American. I’ll teach you all about reductions, placement and stress/time—the key features that make American English sound unique. And you’ll learn these concepts by watching my REAL students work on their spoken English. That’s so different than simply watching an English teaching video. Here you’ll see students working directly on improving their spoken English. You’ll get to see the feedback that I give them and hear what I think they need to incorporate into their English accent. When you use this kind of accent reduction training video to reflect on your own accent you’ll have a powerful tool for improving your English. If you want to speak English fluently there are no shortcuts. But using these kinds of English training materials can really help. You can watch where other students are in their process of sounding more American and you can learn from their mistakes and successes. My entire channel is focused on English and what makes American English sound unique. I hope you’ll check out all my videos! Thanks and let’s get to work on helping you improve your spoken English!\n
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45:44
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6th - Higher Ed
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Social Studies & History
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2020
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English
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american english, time, spanish
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