Oh my goodness Julie, this video has blown my mind. Even though I have reviewed this topic before, the way you explained it in this video has provided with a better understanding of rythm in sentences. Thank you so much for posting such informative videos like these ones.
Hi Dap - Awesome! I'm glad this video was helpful! :) And hey - would you mind sharing your thoughts on my Google Business page? g.page/r/CRKVA27p84i0EB0/review This will help other students to find me online and benefit from my free videos! Thanks so much :)
Hi Kaveh - Awesome! I'm thrilled to hear that this video has helped you! And hey - it would be even more awesome if you let other people know about your experience! Would you be willing to leave a review on my Google Business page? Reviews are the best way for other students to find me online, and it is super helpful for others to hear from someone like you! Here's how you can leave a review: g.page/r/CRKVA27p84i0EBM/review Thanks so much!! :)
Hi Gladys - Thanks! I'm glad you found it helpful! There is so much more to say about thought groups and rhythm, so I will likely make another video at some point in the future :)
Hi Annalisa - Thought groups are a great way to help with rhythm :) But it can be difficult to know the best way to use them! Thanks for your comment :)
Thanks a lot for your great efforts Could you tell me pls in this sentence "I go out every night" will the "t" in "out" be pronounced as a flap t cuz it is between two vowels "u" and "e" ,as we do in "out of" and "that I" ?
Hi! Yes, exactly! You could pronounce the "t" in "out" as a flap - this is probably the most natural way to pronounce it, especially if you are speaking fast enough to link the words together. Thanks for your question - I hope this was helpful! :)
Hi Ali - Thanks so much for your question! It's difficult for me to provide a good answer in a comment, so the best way for me to help you with your English rhythm is if you came to my live English class at Julie's Conversation Club (courses.sandiegovoiceandaccent.com/courses/julies-conversation-club. I could help you during the live class! I hope to see you there :)
Hi Tricanes - Thanks for your question. I'm not sure - I'd have to research "tone unit" a bit more before I could give you an accurate answer. Thanks for the comment! :)
Hi Pratha - Thanks for your comment! I see that you left a similar comment on my "Linking in Connected Speech in American English" video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fMCT6VigUuo.html. I replied to you in that comment. Let me know if you have any questions! :)
