The Secrets of English Speaking [Teachers never tell you this]
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- Опубліковано 10 жов 2024
- These secrets of English speaking are never taught - but MUST be learnt to avoid huge mistakes! They are essential features of advanced English, and they are as important to speaking as advanced English grammar is to writing! Native speakers do these things without realising, but non-native speakers need to check if they are following these rules or not to ensure they are communicating in the right way in every situation. No one who wishes to reach an advanced English speaking level, or who wants to improve English speaking skills, should miss this video!
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...OK! As you've read this far in the description, I think you deserve to be rewarded!! So, I am going to reveal the themes behind these secrets. Here are the topics covered in this video:
English intonation
Advanced intonation
Intonation to express certainty
Intonation to express doubt
Intonation to show enthusiasm
Intonation to show apathy
Intonation that makes your listener feel emotion
Intonation that avoids connecting with your listener
Intonation to take authority
Intonation to give authority to the listener
Intonation to close a conversation
Intonation to keep a conversation going
Falling intonation
Falling tone
Rising intonation
Rising tone
English tones
... hi Rupert! ... possibly best fitted to benefit from your lecture are people who have an ear for music, are good singers and, preferably lovers of classical music ...
It's interesting that you should say that, because when I have taught students 1 to 1 on intonation skills, they have often told me they feel like they are singing when they speak English in the way I teach them! It can be a barrier to people who come from countries when the language is spoken in a more monotone manner, as they can feel "silly" when they vary their intonation so much. However, it is quite true that there is an element of music in the way English people speak :)
@@EnglishwithRupert ... yes, Czech is flat ... the flatter the better ... :-) ...
Thank you very much, Teacher Rupert. I enjoyed this detailed explanation.❤️😊🙏
I appreciate the kind comment! I hope you find opportunities to put the lesson into practice :)
Great 😃👍
Please do a lesson series for GCSE English 🙏🙏🙏 from KS3 to GCSE 9 level..
Alreet Rupert ?
Whereabouts in good old Blighty are you from If you don't mind me of course being a nosy Parker? 🤔