Linking words smoothly

3:52

to

3:52

come today I woke up and I went for a

3:54

run and I went for a run and I went for

3:57

a run and then I just worked and now

4:01

here Tom did pronounce the D he linked

4:03

it to the next word beginning with a

4:04

vowel which is just this thought word

4:07

that we say when we're thinking and and

4:12

again the intonation of the voice is

4:15

going up at the end and signaling comma

4:20

not a period more information coming and

4:23

and and that I just worked worked worked

4:28

then I just worked here finally we have

4:31

the intonation of the voice going down

4:33

at the end so we know period end of the

4:36

sentence end of the thought then I he

4:39

connected this ending consonant to the

4:42

beginning vowel the diphthong

4:43

i I

4:44

to smooth that out then I then I that I

4:49

just worked

4:50

did you notice Tom dropped the tea here

4:52

we did not get just worked just worked

4:57

he didn't release it this happens often

4:59

when we have a word that ends in a

5:01

cluster with a tea when the next word

5:04

also begins with a consonant in these

5:07

cases often the tea will get dropped I

5:10

just