The Tuesday Night Club (A Miss Marple Short Story) (Posh British Accent) CEFR Level: C2 (Advanced) скачать в хорошем качестве

The Tuesday Night Club (A Miss Marple Short Story) (Posh British Accent) CEFR Level: C2 (Advanced)

Note: This is Part 1 of the story. Part 2 (concluding part) is out now! Watch it here:    • The Tuesday Night Club: Part 2 (A Miss Mar...   The Tuesday Night Club is a short story written by Agatha Christie and first published in The Royal Magazine in December 1927 in the UK. In the U.S., the story was first published in Detective Story Magazine in June 1928. This was the first story by Christie featuring Miss Marple. After being included in The Best Detective Stories of the Year 1928 the story was then used as the first story in the short story collection 'The Thirteen Problems'. Miss Marple and some friends form a Tuesday Night Club. The members meet every Tuesday and each of them take turns to narrate a real-life mystery after which the others attempt to solve it. Sir Henry Clithering starts the first meeting with a story of how three people fell sick after a dinner and one of them died. Join our channel to get access to perks such as a detailed assessment of your current accent:    / @urp   Acquire the posh British accent which is sometimes called Traditional Received Pronunciation or Upper RP. This variant of heightened R.P. is often very important for actors who are preparing for auditions for roles in a period drama, serial or movie. This video might also come in handy if you are an accent or dialect coach looking for samples of period, pre-war posh accents. Master this prestige dialect easily and effortlessly! Whether you are a non-native speaker trying to learn British native-speaker-like accent, or an accent coach or actor looking for samples of posh upper RP, this excerpt will help you learn British accent effortlessly, by just listening to a small reading sample. Active listening and copying or imitation is the perfect way to acquire any accent and that is how a child learns a new language as well. Just focus on the vowels and consonants (phonetics) and the overall intonation and you will soon begin to speak like someone from the royal family or the aristocracy! This recording can also be used by ESL learners preparing for the listening and speaking part of TOEFL, IELTS, GRE, CAE, etc. Learn Posh Received Pronunciation by just listening to short, easy extracts from novels and short stories (Catch-up on the entire playlist now!):    • Onomatopoeia: Make your Speech More Persua...   Learn English Through Stories (CEFR: A1 - C2+ Levels) (Catch-up on the entire playlist now!):    • Learn Posh British English Through a Story...   Rare, formal words & words that have died out (rare words we wish people hadn’t abandoned!):    • Start Using these 15 Words Today, to Sound...