English New Version Magic Listening Rules for Making English Ears 120

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"Magic Listening" (J Shinsho 17), the original listening book, is a new edition that explains "changes in sound" through "liaison" in an easy-to-understand way. It became a long-selling listening book. The reason why native English is difficult to understand is because "changes in sound" such as "connection" and "drop out" occur through the connection of two or three words. This book introduces 120 examples of two to three word clusters (ear making rules) that often appear in native conversations. The "changes in sound" that occur when words are connected cannot be expressed in katakana, so this book describes the alphabet notation (for example : in an hour -> in nan nawer) that Dr. Lisa invented. There are no phonetic symbols or difficult rules. There are CDs and audio downloads included. There are CDs and audio downloads included. You can listen to important expressions carefully selected by native authors repeatedly in practical example sentences, so you can listen to the natural speed English spoken by native speakers. [Four Features of This Book] (1) In addition to the alphabet notation that describes the actual sounds that can be heard, katakana ruby is added. In addition, marks are added where "changes in sound" occur in the example sentences, so you can listen to the natural speed English spoken by native speakers! [Four Features of This Book] (1) Once you learn the ear making rules, listen to them in the dialogue. In addition to the alphabet notation that describes the sounds that you can hear, you can listen to them carefully in the practical example sentences. (2) Once you learn the ear making rules, listen to them in the dialogue. In the new edition, you can try to fill in the gaps to see if you can really hear the ear making rules in native conversations. (3) Unique and cute illustrations are attached. (4) In 46 sizes that are easy to pick up, with CD and audio downloads included, you can learn repeatedly whether you can really hear the ear making rules in native conversations at home or on the move. In addition to the 120 headline phrases (2 times from slow to natural speed), each phrase comes with five voice examples (2 times from slow to natural speed