Hadar Shemesh walks you through a 10-minute daily sprint covering pronunciation drills, connected speech like wanna and gonna, and the future perfect tense. Includes tongue twisters and a free mini-training called Sprint Rookie with three scripted sprints you can repeat.
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Hey, welcome to the Influency Podcast. I'm Hadar and this is episode number 325. And today you are going to practice your pronunciation, grammar and vocabulary with me. Hey, everyone. Thank you so much for tuning in today. Today we have a fun practice. It's called a sprint. If you've been here for a while, you already know what a sprint is. If not, then it's a really effective daily exercise designed to help you build your active vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation. It is only 10 minutes and you will feel that you have worked out after this exercise, I promise. But as you do it, you will intentionally repeat certain words and phrases and sounds and certain structures that will help you internalize those structures. My students who have used sprints in a while tell me that now they feel like some of the sounds and the words that they practice daily just roll off their tongues when they speak. Because this is how effective it is. It works on a subconscious level. So today I want to share that sprint with you. Now, if you like it, I also have a gift for you. If you. And it's a mini training called the Sprint Rookie. It's absolutely free and it's three complete sprints with the scripts. So you can follow the script as you practice with me on an easy to use app that you get lifetime access to. And it's absolutely free. And I'm giving it to you because I want you to see that it's possible to get significant results with daily practice of only 10 minutes a day. Now, it's important to speak, it's important to learn. All of that is important. But if you're a busy person like me, then you probably like efficiency and you probably like to get results while not investing a lot of your time. So this is why I created the sprints. And I invite you to check it out and enjoy it. And if you do like it, download the Sprint Rookie for free so you can practice with me daily. All right, let's get started. Now, just so you know, there's also a video version of the sprint. So if you'd like to watch me as I pronounce these words, and if you'd like to see the script in front of you, then I'm going to link to the video in the show notes. So whether you choose to do this while listening to the podcast or watching the video, I guarantee that you are going to find this effective and fun. Let's get started.
We're gonna start with a few consonants. P, F, P F, P F, P, P, F, P, F P F let's add some voice to it. B B B b Puh fu ba puh fuh ba va little faster Puff a buh va Puff a buh va Puff a buh v Puff a ba va t D Nuh la tuh nuh luh Ta da na la ta da na la ta da na la ta da na luh Mama may mama mai mama ma mama mo mama moi Mama may mama mai mama MAU mama mo mama moi Mama mae mama mai mama MAU mama mo mama moy Mama mae mama mai mama MAU mama moe mama moe Good. Let's shake it out. Lip trill. Throw through throne throw thro thrown throw thro thrown throw thro thrown blow blew blown blow blew blown blow blew blown blow blew blown blow blew blown blow blew blown draw. Drew drawn draw drew drawn draw drew drawn draw drew drawn draw drew drawn draw drew drawn. W squ w squa w squ w squa where square where square? Where square? Where square. Weak squeak. Weak squeak weak squeak weak squeak. Wash squash wash squash wash squash wash. Squash worm squirm. Worm squirm. Worm squirm. Worm squirm. Worm squirm. Worm squirm. Seat sit set. Sat seat sit set. Sat seat sit set. Sat seat sit set sat luke look. Luck lock. Luke, look luck lock. Luke, look luck lock. Luke luck luck lock. Buddy body. Buddy body. Buddy body. Buddy body. My buddy has a fit body. My buddy has a fit body. My buddy has a fit body. My buddy has a fit body. Wonder wander. Wonder wander Wonder wander. Wonder wander I sometimes wonder where their minds wander I sometimes wonder why where their minds wander I sometimes wonder where their minds wander Color collar. Color collar. Color collar. Color collar. I like the color of your collar. I like the color of your collar. I like the color of your collar. I like the color of your collar. Perspective Perspective Perspective Perspective Perspective Perspective is a point of view of something based on one's experiences or beliefs. From my perspective, it seems like a good deal. From my perspective, it seems like a good deal. From my perspective, it seems like a good deal. I'd like to hear your perspective on the matter. I'd like to hear your perspective on the matter. I'd like to hear your perspective on the matter. I've never thought about it from this perspective before. I've never thought about it from this perspective before. I've never thought about it from this perspective before. Want to wanna Want to Wanna Wanna wanna wanna? Do you wanna come over for dinner? Do you wanna? Do you wanna do you wanna do you wanna Come over for dinner? Do you wanna come over for dinner? I wanna try that new restaurant. I wanna try that new restaurant. I wanna try that new restaurant. Wanna wanna wanna I don't wanna go there. I don't wanna go there. I don't wanna go there. I don't want to go there. Going to gonna gonna gonna gonna gonna gonna I'm gonna give you a call later. I'm gonna give I'm gonna give I'm gonna give I'm gonna give you a call later. I'm gonna give you a call later. Are you gonna come with us? Are you gonna come with us? Are you gonna come with us? Are you gonna come with us? I'm not gonna go I'm not gonna not gonna not gonna go I'm not gonna go I'm not gonna go I'm not gonna go. Wanna gonna wanna gonna wanna gonna wanna gonna now, let's practice grammar, and today we're gonna practice the future perfect tense structure. We use the future perfect tense to describe an action that is completed before a future point in time. An action that is completed before another action or another point in time that is further in the future. The structure of the future perfect tense is will have and past participle, which is the third form of the verb will have v3 will have completed Will have finished Will have eaten Will have done Will have driven. By the end of next week, I will have completed my research project. By the end of next week, I will have completed my research project. By the end of next week, I will have completed my research project. They will have traveled to five different countries. By the end of July, they will have traveled to five different countries. By the end. July. By the end of by the end. By the end of July, they will have traveled to five different countries. By the end of July, they will have traveled to five different countries. By the end of July, by this time next year, I will have saved enough money to buy my dream house. By this time next year, I I will have saved enough money to buy my dream house. By this time next year, I will have saved enough money to buy my dream house. By this time next year, I will have saved enough money to buy my dream house. Now, try to come up with your own sentence in the future perfect tense and write it in the comments. And to wrap it up, let's do a tongue twister. Betty bought a bit of butter. Betty bought a bit of butter. Betty bought a bit of butter. Betty bought a bit of butter. Betty bought a bit of butter. Betty bought a bit of butter. Betty bought a bit of butter? Betty bought a bit of butter. Betty bought a bit of butter. Betty bought a bit of butter? Betty bought a bit of butter. All right, that's it. Let's take one deep breath, breathe into your belly and exhale. Make sure you're not holding any tension. All right, that's it. If you enjoyed this sprint, then make sure to download for free the Sprint Rookie, which is three different sprints with the scripts that you get lifetime access to on an easy to use app or website. So go ahead and click the link below and practice effectively with me every single day. If you like this type of exercise, make sure to let me know in the comments. Have a beautiful, beautiful rest of the day and I will see you you next week in the next video.
