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​This is Daria with updates from Smart English Learning online school. If you don't want to hear from me anymore, you can unsubscribe here.
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I've just published a new post on our blog. It's English listening practice for one of the most common spoken structures: be going to.

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You might have learnt this sentence structure a long time ago, but can you hear and understand it in other people's speech?

It has tricky pronunciation and is reduced a lot in everyday conversations - so, don't ignore this chance to practice your listening understanding of natural English.
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Daria
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