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The Listening Lab

Lori

A place to explore why listening is such a difficult skill to master in English...and how to get better at it

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And I’m saying, yes, it’s bumpy, it’s messy. I’m learning to embrace and love my mess, but I need to clean it up a bit better now and be more of a creator and businessperson.

These are the things that might have tripped you up:

  1. The r...
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Sentence #66

Okay, what’s our solopreneur saying this week?

You’ll be hearing a different speaker, so let’s see if you can understand what they’re saying.

As always, leave your guess in the comments 👇and get help with the parts you’re not sure abou...

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Sentence #65 - REVEALED

I’ll just check this one ‘quick’ thing before I finish for the day

These are the things that might have tripped you up:

  1. The reduced form of just, which reduces the vowel sound and drops the t, and sounds more like jis

  2. The reduc...

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Sentence #65

Our solopreneur is back this week and she’s got another mantra that she keeps telling herself. Can you get what she saying?

Comment with your guess and get some help on the parts that aren’t clear for you. 👇

Thanks for reading The Listen...

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Sentence #64 - REVEALED

I probably should have said ‘no,’ but I didn’t want to lose the opportunity

These are the things that might have tripped you up:

  1. The reduced form of probably, which only has two syllables and sounds like prob-ly

  2. The reduced and...

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