224. Pronunciation: Verb Tenses & Connected Speech

Luke's ENGLISH Podcast - Learn British English with Luke Thompson

Luke Thompson

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🗓️ 13 October 2014

⏱️ 75 minutes

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This episode focuses on how sentences are pronounced quickly by native speakers. This is invaluable knowledge which will help you to take your listening and your pronunciation to the next level! Click here for example sentences and more information http://wp.me/p4IuUx-211

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0:00.0	You're listening to Luke's English podcast. For more information, visit teacher Luke.co.uk.
0:07.0	UK.
0:08.0	Hello there everybody, welcome to Luke's English podcast my name's Luke this is my
0:15.8	podcast it's great to speak to you and I hope that the feeling is mutual I hope that
0:21.0	you find it's great to listen to me too. If this is the first time
0:25.4	that you've ever listened to Luke's English podcast then first of all I would like
0:29.2	to say welcome, welcome to the podcast and also welcome to the community of Luke's English
0:35.4	podcast listeners or the lepers as they're known. That's a bit of a joke. Often I refer to my listeners as lepers, that's LEP-E-E-E-E-E-E-Eurs, the lepers. Obviously that's a little bit of a joke,pers now I would like to say at this point
0:55.1	that in fact that a leper is also something else it's not just someone who listens to
1:00.8	to le p or Luke's English podcast.
1:03.7	No, a leper is in fact someone else.
1:05.6	In fact, it's a little bit serious to be honest with you and this whole kind of leper
1:08.9	thing has got, it may be a little bit carried away and I think it's probably time that I dealt with the fact
1:15.8	that a leper is also someone who suffers from a disease known as leprosy.
1:21.5	Okay, so leprosy you might know is a fairly infectious
1:26.2	disease which affects the nerve endings in the skin I believe and it's it
1:31.8	people suffer from it all around the world.
1:35.0	It's an infection caused by a bacteria which if left untreated
1:41.0	can cause nerve damage leading to muscle weakness and permanent
1:45.2	disabilities. Okay? These days it's not quite as widespread as it used to be.
1:51.0	It tends to be found in India and Bangladesh a lot and of
1:56.0	course it affects people who suffer who are living in poverty. So I thought I
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