'TO' pronunciation in CONNECTED SPEECH (why your English rhythm isn't natural)

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Did you know the correct pronunciation in connected speech?

In this tutorial, I give you 1 simple exercise to master the weak pronunciation of 'to' in connected speech.

Native speakers use the weak form of 'to' nearly all the time because it gives your English natural rhythm - which is VERY important if you want to speak like a native.

To help you to integrate natural 'to' pronunciation into your English speaking, I've given you a fairly challenging phrase that combines the weak form of 'to' with 2 words that contain the 'th' sound.

The 'th' sound is a commonly mispronounced sound. By focusing on pronouncing 'th' correctly in combination with the weak form of 'to', you're going to be able to master both of these important English pronunciation points, just by practicing this one phrase.

For a step-by-step tutorial to master the 2 'th' sounds in English, watch this tutorial here:

   • Learn THESE 5 British Consonant Sounds to ...  


The phrase in this video is:
'Further to this...'


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   • British Intonation and Word Stress  



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