The Linking and Intrusive R: The way that nat...

Have you ever wondered why Brits sometimes shorten words like "choccy" for chocolate and "cuppa" for cup of tea? In this episode, you'll learn exactly why Brits do this and how you can start to shorten words just like native British English speakers do. GROUP COURSE ENROLMENT — O ...  Show more

Join the 12-week live group British English pronunciation coaching course: https://courses.pronunciationwithemma.com/online-british-english-pronunciation-course-for-spanish-speakersIn this episode I talk about 20 pronunciation problems that native Spanish speakers have with Engli ...  Show more

This week we’re focusing on a super important part of pronunciation that is part of ‘linking or connected speech’. It’s called ‘intrusion’ In a previous episode about pronunciation, we talked about linking, and how it allows you to speak slower or fast and maintain intelligibilit ...  Show more

Learn how linking from word to word increases spoken English fluency 

Textbook English is different from spoken English, and a big part of this comes down to pronunciation and how things are said in real conversations.You may understand English learner material easily, but then really struggle when it comes to watching TV or movies. What I discuss ...  Show more

Welcome to Everyday English with E2. Each week, we focus on English grammar, vocabulary, spelling or pronunciation. This week we’re focusing on a super important part of pronunciation called ‘linking or connected speech’, which has a big impact on how easily you are understood. A ...  Show more