True English Spoken

• Lesson 1 - Want to
• Lesson 2 - To Into Of
• Lesson 3 - Going to
• Lesson 4 - You
• Lesson 5 - Jogging
• Lesson 6 - Have to
• Lesson 7 - Do you?
• Lesson 8 - Will you?
• Lesson 9 - What are you?
• Lesson 10 - When are you?
• Lesson 11 - What do you?
• Lesson 12 - Can
• Lesson 13 - Have you?
• Lesson 14 - Him Her Them
• Lesson 15 - Your His Her
• Lesson 16 - Had to
• Lesson 17 - When did you?
• Lesson 18 - What did he?
• Lesson 19 - Should have
• Lesson 20 - Must have
• Lesson 21 - Give me
• Lesson 22 - And Or Get

In this lesson, you’ll learn some simple changes to common very words and phrases. You’ll be introduced to the changes very briefly, so that you have heard and understand them, and then you can practice using them on your own.

You’ll learn the changes that I make in conversation when I say:

And

Or

Because

Get

Don’t

Let’s get started.

The word “and” is reused so frequently that I sometimes shorten it to the sound “un.”  Listen for the word “un” in this sentence.

I went ta the store un bought a plant.

I went ta the store un bought a plant.

Listen

It was big un green.

Read

It was big un green.