Try this easy and fun exercise to improve your speech rhythm and word linking.
Welcome to our DailyStep Audio Blog
We regularly create exciting new pages with audio lessons, practice for exams such as IELTS, audio proverbs, picture and video lessons - and you can find out which subjects are coming soon in the DailyStep subscriber audio lessons! Jane and Brendan hope you enjoy the blogs, and if you have any questions at all, please do email me at jane@dailystep.com.
14/4/2020
Do you want to use more advanced English when you speak and write? This simple, 100% free technique will help you to raise your English level of grammar and vocabulary, and become more fluent in English as well. You'll find it difficult at first but it will get easier I promise. It's another ideal way to study English at home.
7/4/2020
Please try this simple and 100% free method - it will help you to think in English, speak English easily and find the right word at the right time. It's all about getting the words from your brain to your mouth - at the right time and at the right speed. You'll find it difficult at first but it will get easier I promise. It's an ideal method for Lockdown Learning!
10/3/2020
How does the meaning of REMEMBER and FORGET change if they are followed by the GERUND or INFINITIVE? Take this Free Quiz and Audio Lesson to make sure you understand the difference and avoid common mistakes.
3/3/2020
What is your favourite film? Practise for your IELTS Speaking Exam Part 2 on the topic "Describe Your Favourite Movie". Key phrases are highlighted so you can use them later in your own answer. Remember to speak along with the audio for pronunciation practice.
25/2/2020
Learn an easy way to improve your pronunciation, sound more natural and also understand native English speakers much better. The Linking R sound is an essential part of English pronunciation.
19/2/2020
Do you know these 5 great music-related idioms? Take this quiz and audio lesson to find out!
4/2/2020
Take this QUIZ and Audio Lesson to avoid common mistakes with BE USED TO, GET USED TO and USED TO. Plus, listen to free audio previews of current DailyStep Subscriber Lessons.
28/1/2020
Take this FREE QUIZ and Audio Lesson to learn these 5 cooking idioms, then the second WRITING QUIZ to make sure you can use these idioms correctly!
14/1/2020
What is the difference between STOP TO DRINK and STOP DRINKING? And can we ever say STOP DRINK? Take this Free Quiz and Audio Lesson to learn how to avoid mistakes when using the verb STOP.