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22. How can you improve in your skills through another strategies?

RYTHM, INTONATION AND STRESS

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Hello everybody.

let´s me see, I show you about how you could improve your skills every day, with so just practice through books, videos or speak with friends and to be most influence in this language you must know about this tips. 

Then, depending on what your native language is when your speak English you will have an accent much like many native English speakers. This accents depend on from where in their Anglophone country they come and indeed which country.

There is also Receive pronunciation [RP] or the old BBC English which is English without a regional accent, this video for what you know all the different regional accents, as a result of you could hear and meet people from diverse places all of whom will have a different accent.

These are important markers of fluency as :
Rhythm: This is the speed and cadence of how you say a sentence. So some beginner students might say – each - word- in – a - sentence - at - the - same - speed and sound a little like a robot. Developing different speeds and know when to slow down and speed up can give your spoken English more interest.

Intonation: This is the ‘music’ of the language. Often questions can be asked with a rising intonation where the pitch goes up and Intonation can also show emotions like surprise etc. 

Stress: is also important at sentence level where the meaning can be changed depending on which whole word you stress. 


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  1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbsS3MNofR4
    Old BBC English to listen.

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