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Lunes, Setyembre 10, 2012
Fillers in Conversation
Posted by Teacher Shane | Lunes, Setyembre 10, 2012 | Category:
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Fillers in conversation (used only in speaking)
um, uh, yeah, I mean, I guess, you know, ok, oh, so, well
"Ok, um, I'll begin with number 9." = "I'll begin with number 9."
"Well, I guess the problem is that I'm tired." = "The problem is that I'm tired."
"Yeah, I mean, I understand what you're saying." = "I understand what you're saying."
"She's, uh, she's not here right now." = "She's not here right now."
Reduced Forms (used only in speaking or very informal writing)
doing = doin How are you doing? = How are you doin?
want to = wanna I want to leave now. = I wanna leave now.
do you want to = wanna Do you want to go? = Wanna go?
want a = wanna We want a cat. = We wanna cat.
wants to = wansta She wants to read. = She wansta read.
going to = gonna I'm going to wait. = I'm gonna wait.
got to = gotta I've got to go. = I gotta go.
have to = hafta Do I have to? = Do I hafta?
has to = hasta He has to work. = He hasta work.
don't know = dunno I don't know why. = I dunno why.
kind of = kinda He kind of likes you. = He kinda likes you.
lot of = lotta I need a lot of paper. = I need a lotta paper.
could have = coulda / couldav They could have gone. = They coulda gone.
should have = shoulda / shouldav I should have left already. = I shoulda left already.
would have = woulda / wouldav He would have paid. = He woulda paid.
might have = mighta / mightav She might have said yes. = She mighta said yes.
must have = musta / mustav Mike must have lied. = Mike musta lied.
should have = shoulda / shouldav I should have left already. = I shoulda left already.
would have = woulda / wouldav He would have paid. = He woulda paid.
might have = mighta / mightav She might have said yes. = She mighta said yes.
must have = musta / mustav Mike must have lied. = Mike musta lied.
give me = gimme Give me that pen. = Gimme that pen.
let me = lemme Let me go! = Lemme go!
get you = getcha I'll get you a plate. = I'll getcha a plate.
got you = gotcha Don't worry, I got you. = Don't worry, I gotcha.
bet you = betcha I bet you he's late. = I betcha he's late.
don't you = doncha Don't you like it? = Doncha like it?
got you = gotcha Don't worry, I got you. = Don't worry, I gotcha.
bet you = betcha I bet you he's late. = I betcha he's late.
don't you = doncha Don't you like it? = Doncha like it?
what are you = whaddaya / whatcha What are you doing? = Whaddaya doin?
and = n She and I are talking. = She n I are talkin.
them = em Don't touch them! = Don't touch em!
you = ya See you later. = See ya later.
your / you’re = yer You're his sister? = Yer his sister
Lunes, Oktubre 3, 2011
Accent Reduction
Posted by Teacher Shane | Lunes, Oktubre 3, 2011 | Category:
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Accent SymbolsHere is a basic list of words that often use this sound, but remember that this sound can be found in many words that have unstressed syllables. This communication practice should be of use to you, whether you are studying the language at home for personal enrichment or seeking out other online learning opportunities through Web sites such as elearners. I hope you can learn from it.
Although there are many individual sounds as part of North American English, this Web site will focus on sounds created by word reductions, specifically with the schwa sound (ə) that affects stress and rhythm. This will be the focus of this page. I have compiled a helpful table of words that use the schwa sound that you'll encounter in day-to-day conversations.
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Word | Reduction | Sample Sentences |
a | ə | I bought ə shirt for my brother. |
an | ə | There's ən elephant at the zoo. |
the | thə | Please talk to thə teacher about thə test. |
Prepositions:
Word | Reduction | Sample Sentences |
to | tə | I have tə make breakfast təday. I usetə (used to) write her every morning. |
for | fər | This letter is fər my mom. |
about | əbout | Tell me əbout your weekend. |
of | əf or ə | I ate a piece ə pie. |
Conjunctions:
Word | Reduction | Sample Sentences |
and | ən or 'n | I really like banana ən apples. |
or | ər | Would you like water ər juice? |
Pronouns:
Word | Reduction | Sample Sentences |
her | ər | Please tell ər I called. |
him | əm / im | I need to talk to im today. |
them | əm | How about calling əm today? |
you | yə | Did yə like the movie? |
Modals of Advice or Ability:
Word | Reduction | Sample Sentences |
ought to | ought tə | We ought tə leave now. |
have go to | have gottə | You've gottə go to bed now. |
(I/we/they) have to | haftə | I haftə study for a test. |
(he/she) has to | hastə | She hastə talk with the teacher. |
want to | wannə | I wannə see a movie. |
can | kn | She kn speak English very well. |
Modals of Regret of Past Speculation:
Word | Reduction | Sample Sentences |
should have | shouldəf | I should əf called her last night. |
could have | couldəf | He could əf traveled overseas, but he chose to work instead. |
ought to have | ought tə əf | You ought tə əf checked the used before you bought it. |
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