Sound Changes in English Language

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of words where vowels are followed by the letter 'R'. It explains how this combination changes the sound of the vowel, providing examples such as 'singer', 'mother', and 'corner'. The tutorial also includes practice sections where viewers can read words like 'shirts' and 'skirts' to reinforce their understanding of these phonetic changes.

What happens to the sound of 'our' when it follows a vowel?

• It changes to 'ar'.

• It remains the same.

• It changes to 'or'.

• It changes to 'er'.

Which word is used as an example for the sound change with 'ir'?

• Corner

• Turkey

• Skirts

• Singer

What is the sound change when 'ur' follows a vowel?

• It changes to 'or'.

• It changes to 'ar'.

• It changes to 'er'.

• It changes to 'ur'.

Which of the following words is read at the end of the video?

• Singer

• Mother

• Shirts

• Corner

What is the example word for the sound change with 'ur'?

• Mother

• Singer

• Skirts

• Turkey