Repeat After Me: Mastering Everyday English Likes and Dislikes to Sound More Fluent

Welcome to Lesson 5 of Repeat After Me, where we practice talking about likes and dislikes in English. Expressing what you enjoy or don’t enjoy is a vital part of conversations, and this lesson will help you master it with confidence. Alongside learning these sentences, we’ll focus on improving fluency with techniques like intonation, pauses, blending, and reductions, making your English sound natural and smooth.

📘 What You’ll Learn:

Common Phrases for Likes and Dislikes: Practice sentences like "I like music" and "I don’t like dancing" to express your preferences.
Blending Words for Natural Speech: Learn how to smoothly connect words like "like eating" and "don’t enjoy" for fluent English.
Using Reductions: Understand how contractions like "don’t" (from "do not") speed up your speech and make it more conversational.
Mastering Intonation: Discover how your voice changes at the end of sentences to convey meaning, whether you’re giving information or asking a question.
Practical Examples: Work on longer sentences like "I like eating pizza and pasta" and "I don’t like studying late at night" to improve your speaking flow.

👩‍🏫 Perfect For:

English learners looking to improve their fluency and confidence in speaking.
ESL students focusing on everyday conversational skills.
Anyone wanting to refine their pronunciation, blending, and intonation.

🔍 Why This Lesson Matters: Talking about your likes and dislikes is a common topic in conversations. By practicing these sentences with fluency techniques, you’ll sound more natural and confident when speaking English.

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