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intro

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Nice to see you.

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Long time no see.

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Is everything okay?

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Everything's fine.

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How do you feel today?

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I feel …

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Practice quiz

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Where have you been?

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I was at...

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Where are you going?

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To…

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Where would you like to go?

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Are you ready to go?

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Hold on a minute.

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I’m ready.

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When are you coming back?

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I'll be back on...

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What are you doing?

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I'm [doing something].

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What are you doing tomorrow?

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Nothing really.

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I’m going to…

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What do you do for fun?

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I like to [do something].

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We should get together sometime.

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Yeah, that would be great.

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Sure

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Would you mind [doing something]?

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No, not at all.

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Sure

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Nice talking to you.

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Likewise.

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I'll see you later.

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Alright. See ya.

HABLA Inglés más FLUIDAMENTE| 30 Important English PHRASAL VERBS | Frases en Inglés

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Americano Channel I'm teacher Andre from

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AIA and today we are looking at basic

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English in Daily conversations but

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commentary

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nice to see you

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nice to see you

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nice to see you

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nice to see you the two in this phrase

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is pronounced nice to see you nice to

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see you nice to see you nice to see you

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nice to see you nice to see you

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long time no see

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long time no see long time no see

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long time nice day long time no see

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is everything okay

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is everything okay

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is everything okay

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if everything okay here the F in the

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word is has more of a zed sound is and

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if you listen carefully we have three

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points of stress

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is everything okay is everything okay

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and don't forget we have a rising

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intonation at the end of the question is

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everything okay is everything okay is

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everything okay

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is everything okay is everything okay

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everything's fine

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everything's fine

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everything's fine

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everything's fine the stress of the word

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everything is at the beginning EV

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everything

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everything and listen carefully for the

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Zed sound at the end of everything's

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everything's

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everything's fine

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everything's fine everything's fine

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everything's fine

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everything's fine everything's fine

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how do you feel today

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how do you feel today

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how do you feel today

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how do you feel

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today the do and the you combine to

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create do you

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do ya how do you how do you feel

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how do you feel the stress of the word

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today is said at the end

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today today and listen carefully for the

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falling intonation at the end of the

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question

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how do you feel today

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how do you feel today how do you feel

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today how do you feel today

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how do you feel today how do you feel

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today

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I feel adjective

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I feel great I feel great I feel great

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I feel

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good I feel

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let's do a speak English with me

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activity before we continue this is a

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role play activity try to make responses

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to my sentences there will be time for

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you to think of your own answers before

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the possible responses show up are you

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ready let's get started

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long time no see

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how do you feel today

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is everything okay

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all right let's continue

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where have you been

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where have you been

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where have you been

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swear have you been sometimes will

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connect where and have to create wherev

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where have you been

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where have you been and if you listen

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carefully we have a falling intonation

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at the end of the question

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where have you been

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where have you been where have you been

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where have you been

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where have you been where have you been

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I was at a location

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I was at sea

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I was at that party

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I was at first listen carefully at The

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Zed sound at the end of the word was was

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then we connect the words was and at was

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that I was at I was at Sea I was at sea

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I was at that party I was at that party

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where are you going

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where are you going

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where are you going

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where are you going the stress of the

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word going is at the beginning going

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going we often combine the two words

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where and are to create where

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where

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where are you going and listen carefully

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for the falling intonation at the end of

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this question where are you going

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where are you going where are you going

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where are you going

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where are you going where are you going

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two a place

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to the hospital to the hospital

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to your office to your office

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where would you like to go

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where would you like to go sir

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where would you like to go

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where would you like to go once again

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the word to is pronounced where would

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you like to and listen carefully for the

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connection between wood and you would

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you would you we also have a falling

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intonation at the end of the question

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where would you like to go

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where would you like to go where would

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you like to go sir where would you like

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to go sir

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where would you like to go where would

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you like to go

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as a response you can give any place

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New York New York

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the library the library

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are you ready to go

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are you ready to go

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are you ready to go

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are you ready to go the stress of the

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word ready is at the beginning

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ready

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and once again the two is pronounced are

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you ready to go and as you can hear

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there's a rising intonation at the end

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of this question

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are you ready to go

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are you ready to go are you ready to go

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are you ready to go

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are you ready to go are you ready to go

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hold on a minute

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hold on a minute

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hold on a minute in this phrase we

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connect the first three words hold on

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and uh together hold on hold on and the

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stress of the word minute is at the

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beginning minute

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hold on a minute

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hold on a minute

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hold on a minute hold on a minute

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I'm ready

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I'm ready

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I'm ready

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I'm ready as you can see we have a

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contraction between the words I and M

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creating I'm I'm ready and don't forget

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the stress of the word ready is at the

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beginning ready ready

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I'm ready I'm ready I'm ready

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I'm ready I'm ready

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when are you coming back

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when are you coming back

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when are you coming back

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when are you coming back the stress of

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the word coming is at the beginning

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coming

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here we connect the first two words when

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and are when are when are you coming

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back when are and we also have a falling

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intonation at the end of this question

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when are you coming back

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when are you coming back when are you

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coming back when are you coming back

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when are you coming back when are you

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coming back

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I'll be back on

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I'll be back on Monday

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I'll be back on here we have a

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contraction between the two words I and

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will I'll

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I'll and we often connect the two words

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back and on back on

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I'll be back on I'll be back on Monday

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I'll be back on Monday

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what are you doing

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what are you doing

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what are you doing

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what are you doing here we often connect

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the first two words what and are what

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are and the stress of the word doing is

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at the beginning doing

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what are you doing

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what are you doing what are you doing

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what are you doing

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what are you doing what are you doing

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I'm doing something

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doing laundry

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I'm reading your book

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once again we have the contraction i and

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m I'm I'm doing laundry I'm doing

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laundry

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I'm reading your book I'm reading your

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book

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what are you doing tomorrow

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what are you doing tomorrow

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what are you doing tomorrow

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what are you doing tomorrow once again

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the stress of the word doing is at the

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beginning doing

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and for the word tomorrow it's in the

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middle Mo tomorrow tomorrow

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also we have that connection between the

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first two words what and are what are

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and there's a falling intonation at the

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end of this question

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what are you doing tomorrow what are you

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doing tomorrow what are you doing

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tomorrow what are you doing tomorrow

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what are you doing tomorrow what are you

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doing tomorrow

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nothing really

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nothing really

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nothing really

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nothing really

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hear the stress of the word nothing is

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at the beginning nothing nothing

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and the stress of the word really is

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also at the beginning

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really really

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nothing really

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nothing really nothing really nothing

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really

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nothing really nothing really

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I'm going to

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say I'm going to visit her tomorrow

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I'm going to and again we have that

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contraction between I and M I'm and

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don't forget that the stress of the word

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going is at the beginning going going I

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am going to visit her tomorrow today I'm

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going to visit her tomorrow

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what do you do for fun

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what do you do for fun

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what do you do for fun

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what do you do

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for fun and again we have the connection

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between do and you do you what do you

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what do you do for fun what do you do

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for fun what do you do for fun

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what do you do for fun what do you do

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for fun

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I like to do something

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I like to draw

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I like to sing

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hear the word two is again pronounced I

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like to draw I like to draw

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I like to sing I like to sing

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we should get together sometime

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we should get together sometime

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we should get together sometime

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we should get together sometime the

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stress of the word together is in the

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middle

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together

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and the stress of the word sometime

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is at the beginning sometime

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sometime we should get together sometime

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we should get together sometime we

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should get together sometime

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we should get together sometime we

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should get together sometime

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yeah that would be great

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yeah that would be great

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yeah that would be great

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yeah

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that would be great yeah that would be

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great yeah that would be great

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yeah that would be great yeah that would

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be great

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sure

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sure

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would you mind doing something

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would you mind checking again

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would you mind looking for it

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listen for the connection between the

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two words would and you would you would

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you and there's a rising intonation at

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the end of this question would you mind

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doing something would you mind checking

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again would you mind checking again

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would you mind looking for it would you

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mind looking for it

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no not at all

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no not at all

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no not at all in this phrase the last

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few words are pretty much said all

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together not at all not at all

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no not at all no not at all no not at

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all

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no not at all no

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I don't know

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may I sit here

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I sit here

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may I sit here

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and I'm sure you can hear the rising

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intonation at the end of this question

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may I sit here

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may I sit here

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okay I sit here

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may I sit here yeah I sit here

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here you can answer sure

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sure

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nice talking to you

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nice talking to you

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nice talking to you

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it's nice talking to you the stress of

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the word talking is at the beginning

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talking

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and we have that too that is really

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pronounced as Tu in the question

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nice talking to you

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to you nice talking to you nice talking

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to you

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nice talking to you nice talking to you

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likewise likewise

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likewise

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like wise the stress of this word is at

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the beginning

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likewise

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likewise likewise likewise

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likewise likewise

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I'll see you later

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I'll see you later

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wanna see you later

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I'll see you later and of course we have

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a contraction between I and will aisle

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Isle the stress of the word later is at

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the beginning later later and if you

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noticed we don't pronounce a strong T in

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the word later we say later later I'll

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see you later I'll see you later I'll

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see you later

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I'll see you later I'll see you later

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all right see ya

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all right see ya

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all right see ya

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all right

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the stress of the word all right is at

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the end all right all right and in this

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phrase instead of saying you we actually

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say yeah

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see ya all right see ya all right see ya

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all right see ya all right see ya

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well that's it for today's lesson okay

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let's quickly summarize what we've

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learned in today's lesson we looked at

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basic English used in everyday

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conversations but don't forget to

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practice these basic phrases in your

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everyday conversations we encourage you

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