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How To Speak Fast English

The document provides tips for speaking fast English. It recommends using contractions, reducing verbs like "going to" and "want to", reducing question words like "what" and "where", not pronouncing the 't' sound at the end of words, not pronouncing the 'd' sound at the end of words, and reducing pronouns like "he", "it", and "them". Mastering these techniques can help one understand native English speakers speaking quickly and speak fast English themselves.

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How To Speak Fast English

The document provides tips for speaking fast English. It recommends using contractions, reducing verbs like "going to" and "want to", reducing question words like "what" and "where", not pronouncing the 't' sound at the end of words, not pronouncing the 'd' sound at the end of words, and reducing pronouns like "he", "it", and "them". Mastering these techniques can help one understand native English speakers speaking quickly and speak fast English themselves.

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Irfan Maulana

Prepare Study To America

How to Speak Fast English


o, you want to speak fast English or you want some tips to understand
native English speakers easily. In this lesson we will share some useful
tips that other English speakers use when they speak quickly.

1. Use Contractions
We use contractions (You’re, he’s, I’m) in everyday speech and
informal writing.

Here is a useful list for the most common contractions in English.

aren’t are not

can’t cannot

couldn’t could not

didn’t did not

hasn’t has not

haven’t have not

isn’t is not

mustn’t must not

shouldn’t should not

wasn’t was not

won’t will not

wouldn’t would not

2. Reduce Verbs
Reduce these four popular verbs: going to → gonna, want
to → wanna, have got to → gotta, have to → hafta.
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I wanna learn English.


I gotta learn English.

3. Reduce ‘YOU’
These three question words reduce in a different way.

First word: What?

What are you doing? → Whatcha doin’?

Second word: Where?

Where are you going? → Whereya goin’?

Third word: Would

Would you help me? → Wouldja help me?

4. Don’t Pronounce ‘T’


Another fast speaking English tip is to cutt of the ‘T’ at the end of
words.

We go out every night → We go ou’ every nigh’


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Easy right?

5. Don’t Pronounce ‘D’


Just don’t pronounce the letter ‘D’ at the end of words.

I found blue and yellow shoes → I foun’ blue an’ yellow shoes.

6. Reduce Pronouns
You can reduce some pronouns as you are speaking English. We hear
this a lot in daily conversations.

Maybe he is right → Maybe ‘e is righ’

It’s his turn → It’s ‘is turn.

It’s her turn → It ‘er turn.

Don’t listen to them → Don’t listen to ’em

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