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Learn English Contractions using TO | Grammar and Pronunciation

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Learn English Contractions using TO | Grammar and Pronunciation

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0:00Hi, everyone.
0:01It’s Lynn.
0:01Welcome back to my video.
0:03Today, we're going to be talking about informal contractions including the word ‘to’.
0:08Now, it's important to remember that these contractions are just for speaking not for writing.
0:14So if you memorize them, and learn how to say them, well you'll be sounding just like a native speaker.
0:19Let's get started.
0:23Okay, here I have my list of contractions including ‘to’.
0:28And these contractions are going to use the ‘schwa’ ‘uh’ sound.
0:34And I have some examples for you that I need you to repeat after me each time.
0:39I will say it slowly first and then at a native speaker speed second.
0:45Make sure you repeat each time.
0:47Here we go.
0:48First one.
0:49‘going to’ = ‘gonna’ ‘I’m not gonna tell you.’
0:57‘I’m not gonna tell you.’
1:01Next. ‘have to’ = ‘hafta’
1:05‘You hafta study English.’
1:10‘You hafta study English.’
1:14‘has to’ = ‘hasta’ ‘She hasta work today.’
1:22‘She hasta work today.’
1:25‘used to’ = ‘usta’ ‘She usta live in London.’
1:34‘She usta live in London.’
1:39‘supposed to’ = ‘supposta’ ‘I’m supposta start a new job.’
1:48‘I’m supposta start a new job.’
1:52‘ought to’ = ‘oughta’ ‘You oughta phone your sister.’
2:00‘You oughta phone your sister.’
2:04‘need to’ = ‘needa’ You needa buy apples at the store.’
2:12You needa buy apples at the store.’
2:17Don't forget, you only want to use these in conversation.
2:20These aren't for writing.
2:22All right, you did it.
2:23Let's move on.
2:24Let's take a look at some dialogues.
2:26And this is really going to help you learn how to make contractions,
2:30and how to use them and say them properly.
2:33Conversation 1.
2:35Which of these can be made into contractions?
2:39Yes, these ones.
2:43“Susan's sick.”
2:45“She oughta take some medicine.”
2:48Conversation 2.
2:51Which of these can be made into contractions?
2:55Yes, these ones.
2:58“They're late.”
3:00“Yes.
3:00They're supposta be here by now.”
3:05Conversation 3.
3:07Which of these can be made into contractions?
3:11Yes, these ones.
3:15“Do you live in London?”
3:17“I usta live there but not anymore.”
3:22Conversation 4.
3:24Which of these can be made into contractions?
3:28Yes, these ones.
3:31“Jack said he won the lottery.”
3:34“He hasta be joking.”
3:38Conversation 5.
3:41Which of these can be made into contractions?
3:45Yes, these ones.
3:48“Let's go to the mall.”
3:51“I can't.
3:51I hafta clean my room.”
3:56Conversation 6.
3:58Which of these can be made into contractions?
4:02Yes, these ones.
4:05“I’m gonna ride the roller coaster.”
4:08“Betcha get sick.”
4:11Great job today, everybody.
4:13Now you know a lot more about contractions.
4:15So I want to encourage you to keep on practicing, keep on studying,
4:19and keep on watching my videos.
4:21And you're going to be sounding like a native speaker before you know it.
4:24Let me know how you're doing in the comments and see you next time.
4:27Bye.