Video: The Intrusive /r/, /j/, /w/ | Connected Speech in English Pronunciation

In this video we analyse how, when and why we use the Intrusive /r/, /j/ and /w/. Intrusive sounds are extremely important in English as they are a fundamental part of connected speech and they make it easier for us to connect words together

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00:00 Intro

00:42 INTRUSIVE /j/

02:43 INTRUSIVES INSIDE WORDS

03:38 PLAYING

04:57 INTRUSIVE /w/

05:51 LINKING /r/

08:25 INTRUSIVE /r/

12:12 /r/ WITH WEAK FORMS

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