This is hard for me. How do you know when to make the words shorter?
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Right Marcus.
Dear classmate,
I wish I could answer your question, but I do not assimilate your question. Please help me out. Do you mean how does the contraction of words work? For e.g. I am= I'm, and I have= I've, etc.
Sincerely,
TK
thanks for your reply Mishaikh.
I have trouble knowing when to shorten. I think poetry is a good answer if i can find recordings to go with.
Think some words you speak commonly in your native. You will find yourself making some words shorter. In the same way the native English speakers do.
Like: I am coming. ('m comin)
I am going, ('m goin)
Oh my God (Oh me gee)
etc.
Read as much as you can, prose and poetry both. You will find it easy one dy.
the little words that turn into noises when native speakers talk. words like 'are' and 'have'.
What do you mean by "making the words shorter?"