A Sounds: Casual Word Stress in Sentences
| Here we will practice the same sentences, but more casually. When speaking this way, you will use less stress, pause less often and let the words flow together more. When you see “same,” this means that there are no extra points of casual English in the sentence. In other sentences, the extra points are shown. New points in this lesson are: – Has = ‘s when speaking casually (no vowel sound–the difference from “is” comes from the verb form) – Time to brainstorm or Ready to launch = time’d’brainstorm or ready ‘d’launch because “to” becomes “d” between soft sounds or vowel sounds |
| Game Plan 1. We‘ave only 3 days to develop the platform for ar project. 2. (same) We need a strong game plan. 3. Jack‘s created ar framework so thet the project matches the company’s brand. 4. Sheila–you can keep us on track by creating a graph of ar assets and daily status. 5. Jason–you’re in charge of gauging any faulty steps and monitoring ar standards. 6. (same) Alice, Carl, and Ben–you’re in charge of dynamic program development. 7. Always remember thet the program should create no hassles for the consumer. 8. (same) It should generate valuable traffic. 9. As the authors of this project, we needt‘ access a broad range of users. 10. (same) This range should be plausible, but ambitious. 11. (same) Do we need more time d’ brainstorm? 12. Great! Let’s be ready’d’launch on Thursday. |
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