Elision of /t/ - Connected speech

#learnenglish #englishwithtom #pronunciation #connectedspeech #elision    • English Connected Speech   Check this playlist for more videos on connected speech In this video, we look at elision of /t/, a big part of connected speech. Elision is when a sound disappears from a word. It’s like the sound has been deleted by the other stronger sounds. 00:25 What is elision? Plus examples 01:21 Elision of /t/ in a word. Example: Christmas 03:13 Elision of /t/ at the end of a word. Example: Can't go 05:06 Dialogue / Conversation practice. Elision of /t/ in context 06:05 Shadowing / Repeat after Tom Elision of /t/ often happens when the next sound is a consonant sound: Football Christmas Nightmare Westminster Elision of /t/ can also happen when first sound in the next word is a consonant sound: Can’t go Best food Might do Last night Pronunciation tips, practice, and lessons with Tom. Like, comment, subscribe and share with your friends. Practice dialogue: a. Where should I go next weekend? b. I recommend the Christmas market. a. The one in Westminster? b. No, the one in West London. a. Ah! I think I went last month. They have the best Christmas cake, don’t they? b. Yeah, I had eight slices! Keywords: Elision, /t/ sound, connected speech, pronunciation, phonetics, English learners, speech clarity, sound reduction, fluency improvement, speech patterns, understanding elision, articulation, everyday English, practical examples, enhancing listening skills, effective communication, language development, informal language, consonant elision, conversational skills. Paragraph: In the video titled "Elision of /t/ in Connected Speech," viewers will learn how the /t/ sound is often omitted in rapid speech, affecting pronunciation and understanding in everyday English. This video is designed for English learners who want to enhance their fluency and sound more natural in conversation. By providing practical examples and tips, viewers will gain insights into recognizing and practicing the elision of /t/, ultimately improving their overall communication skills. Hashtags: #Elision #ConnectedSpeech #/t/Sound #Pronunciation #EnglishLearners #ImprovingFluency #SpeechClarity #LanguageDevelopment #ListeningSkills #EffectiveCommunication