Speak Confident English Linking Sounds with Phrasal Verbs
Speak Confident English Linking Sounds with Phrasal Verbs teaches consonant to vowel linking through ten everyday phrasal verbs, on a site of weekly lessons for English fluency. Each verb is given a meaning, written both as spelled and as linked, and placed in a full sentence. A video lesson runs alongside the written notes, and four practice habits close the page.
100% Free (unlimited): Open to anyone with no account and no payment. The video lesson, the ten phrasal verbs with their meanings and linked spellings, the example sentences and the closing practice tips are all on the page.
How It Helps Your Business English
Ten phrasal verbs carry the lesson: look at, find out, turn off, pick up, hold on, log on, hang out, drop off, run into and get up. Each is given its meaning, then written twice, once in ordinary spelling and once as it sounds when the consonant moves onto the vowel, and then set in a sentence. Four practice tips close the page.
Say each pair aloud, the spelled form first and then the linked form, so you hear what changes. Then say the full sentence and keep the join inside the phrasal verb. Because these ten verbs come up constantly at work, the phrases are worth learning as single chunks rather than as two words. Use the recording tip at the end to check your own joins.
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