Linking is a basic element of American English Pronunciation.
In a dictionary, words are given in isolation.
In natural speech, however, you link them.
In this lesson, we practice the indefinite article: an.
Normally, it is unstressed, pronounced: /әn/.
And…it links to words that begin with a vowel sound.
And now it’s your turn.
Here’s your audio pronunciation quiz.
Quiz: a or an
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Filippo Grippi says
OKKK. Goodbye
Denise says
Awesome content Olga, thank you so much.
Eva Easton says
Thank you. I’m always happy to hear that my work is useful.
Take care.
Eva
Moisés Quirós Rodríguez says
Thanks for The quiz, was interesting
Eva Easton says
Thank you.
Eva
Shekay says
Thank you
Eva Easton says
You’re welcome. This is an important part of American English pronunciation.
Eva
Shekay says
Thank you.
Eva Easton says
Linking is very important to understanding native speakers.
Thank you.
Eva
Shekay says
Thanks good job
Eva Easton says
Good. I’m glad you like the lesson.
Eva