Course curriculum

  • 1
    Introduction: How to Use the "Real Talk" Course
  • 2
    Linking
  • 3
    Reduced Sounds
  • 4
    Contractions
  • 5
    "Real Talk" Technique
  • 6
    More "Real Talk" Practice
  • 7
    DIY "Real Talk" Practice
  • 8
    Real Talk for Statements and Questions
  • 9
    Chapter Seven: Applying "Real Talk" in Intonation
  • 10
    Additional Videos: More Real Talk Practice on Everyday Phrases
  • What is "Real Talk?" FREE PREVIEW Fluent Speech
  • What is Linking? T and D Linking (LEARN and PRACTICE) American T (LEARN and PRACTICE) Flap T Linking (PRACTICE)
  • What are Reduced Sounds? Reduced Word To: "too, tuh, duh" Bonus Video: Quick Fix "Today" FREE PREVIEW Reduced Or, Are, For, Your and Our (LEARN) Reduced For (PRACTICE) Reduced Your (PRACTICE)
  • Contractions with "Will" (LEARN) He Will = He'll, Reduces to Hill (LEARN and PRACTICE) Contractions with "Would" (LEARN) That Would = "That'd" (PRACTICE)
  • Listening for "Real Talk" from TV: Modern Family Part 1 Listening for "Real Talk" from TV: Modern Family Part 2 FREE PREVIEW
  • Listening for "Real Talk" in Commercials: American T Listening for "Real Talk" in Commercials: Reductions
  • DIY "Real Talk" Step 1: Listen and Compare Geico Script: DIY Step 1, Listen and Compare DIY "Real Talk" Step 2: Transcribe
  • Real Talk - Statements What Are You Doing? How Have You Been?
  • Listening for Intonation - How to Imitate
  • What Are You Going To Do? FREE PREVIEW You Can Go to the Place What Did He Say? "Out of"

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