Speak Easy #9 – a pronunciation tip: The flap
Posted by Andrew Bates
24 Jun, 2019
In this episode, Suzanne and Andrew teach you a pronunciation tip that will make your English sound more...
In this Speak Easy episode, Suzanne and Andrew teach you how to make your English sound natural by mastering “s” endings on plural nouns and third-person singular verbs.
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Did you know the letter “s” can be pronounced three different ways? Learn the pronunciation rules by listening to this episode. he London Underground holds claim to the oldest subway system in the world. When it opened in 1863, the trains were driven by steam locomotives!
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