How Native Speakers Sound More Natural Without Thinking
About this episode
This episode explores how native speakers use discourse markers to sound more natural in English.
Why do native speakers sound so natural in English? Very often, it’s because of the small words they use between ideas. In this episode of Higher English, we explore discourse markers — the tiny words and phrases that make spoken English sound smoother, softer, more connected, and more natural. Perfect for: Business English learners International professionals Intermediate and advanced learners Anyone who wants more natural spoken English
People in this episode
Host: Craig Branch
Topics covered
- discourse markers
- spoken English
- natural language
- business English
- language learning
Keywords
- discourse markers
- natural spoken English
- business English learners
- language learning
- intermediate learners
- advanced learners
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Higher English
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