Speak Easy #012 – Introduction to intonation
Posted by Andrew Bates
25 Apr, 2020
In this episode, Suzanne and Andrew introduce intonation, describe what it is, and explain how it’s essential for...
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Speak Easy #011 – Pronouncing and hearing R and L
In this episode, Suzanne and Andrew teach you some important tips for perfecting two really difficult aspects of English pronunciation, R and L! Study with this episode and make your English sound clearer and more understandable.
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Firstly, you look amazing even up close. And thanks for such great tips and thorough demonstration. I think I might get the hang of it this time. I would need a lot of practice though.😉
p.s. As for the last sentence, is it okay to say “I would need…” or should it be just “I need”?
Great question. These options sound most natural to me.
Hope that helps 🙂