Tim's Pronunciation Workshop: Consonant–Vowel Linking
The most common feature of fluent English: when a word ends in a consonant and the next starts with a vowel, link them. 'An egg' → 'anegg'.
Now you try
Pick a line from the transcript or type a phrase from the lesson, then record yourself saying it. You’ll get instant phoneme-level feedback for the RP accent.
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