How to Speak Fast in English? How to Sound Like a Native Speaker

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In this video, Alisha answers 5 questions.
- What is the difference between ""being"" and ""having""?
- How can I talk very quickly in English?
- How can I politely ask my teacher to exit the classroom?
- Is it required to put the indefinite article in front of an adjective that follows an uncountable noun? For example, 'hot milk' or 'neat writing' or 'good education'.
- Please teach me how to use “you know“ in conversation.

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