Pronunciation

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 Pronunciation  
  unstressed words  
We stress ‘he’s’, ‘gone’, ‘out’ and ‘dinner’.  The ‘to’ is unstressed.  When we link „out‟ (which is stressed) and „to‟ (which is unstressed), the final /t/ sound in „out‟ is held slightly longer.  “He‟s gone out to dinner.”          
 around them
/d/, / : /th/.      
pronunciation
He‟s gone out to dinner.
„I want to
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consonant and similar consonant linking.
 
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would have been fantastic would have    
 
he’, ‘her’, ‘him’ and ‘his    
„have‟, „had‟ and „has‟.
they have  Because Gerry stressed the auxiliary verb ‘have’ the /h/ sound is pronounced.      
Vowel + consonant linking.
/h/
I think he’s in a meeting
pronouns
auxiliary verbs
“What did you send her?”
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„send er‟
I told them not to be late
consonant  and same consonant linking
want to consonant  similar consonant linking  ‘around them’.  pronunciation of the initial