speaking English like a jet? Why not?!

Hello English learner
Did you use to speak English slowly?? It was okay when you're a beginner, it's a basic way to learn. But don't you know some sentences could be read faster than you ever did, one of the way is pronouncing word by word continually, so there will be a better way to have a good English speaking such as:

GIVE ME A BREAK,

the slow reading will sound like 'gif mi a break', otherwise you can pronounce it ' gimme a break ' .
You'll sound like a native English speaker and you can practice it for your training.
So, let's speak like a jet 😊

1. I have got to go
' I've gotta go '

2. I have got a book
' I've gotta book '

3.  Do you want to cook?
' wanna cook? '

4. Do you want a mango ?
' wanna mango? '

5. Give me five
' gimme five '

6. Let me see
' lemme see '

7. I'll let you know
' I'll Letcha know '

8. Did you do it?
' dicha do it? '

9. Not yet
' na chet'

10. I'll meet you later
' I'll meechu layde(r)'

11. What do you think?
' whaddyu think? '

12. How did you like it?
' howja like it? '

13. When did you get it?
' when ju geddit?'

14. Why did you take it?
' why ju tey kit? '

15. Nothing else
' nothin'else '

Those are some examples of the way to speak English faster, you need to know tick the second sentence on those examples is only THE WAY, you may use it in your informal speaking.  But don't use it for English writing.
So, let's speak English faster!!

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