How to Pronounce EARTH - American English Pronunciation

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of the word 'Earth' in American English, breaking down its sounds and providing a detailed guide on how to articulate it correctly. It also explores idioms involving 'Earth', such as 'down to Earth' and 'salt of the Earth'. The video is sponsored by Lingo Duh, an online language school, and offers additional resources like Rachel's English YouTube channel and an ebook for further learning.

What makes the pronunciation of the word 'Earth' challenging in American English?

• It is pronounced differently in British English.

• It has more than three sounds.

• The 'R' and 'TH' sounds are tricky.

• It has a silent letter.

What is the correct tongue position for pronouncing the 'R' sound in 'Earth'?

• The tongue tip touches the teeth.

• The tongue pulls back and up from the middle.

• The tongue is flat and relaxed.

• The tongue tip touches the roof of the mouth.

Which idiom describes someone who is genuine and not arrogant?

• Earth to Rachel

• Move heaven and earth

• Down to Earth

• Salt of the Earth

What does the idiom 'salt of the Earth' mean?

• Someone who is very intelligent.

• Someone who is very wealthy.

• Someone who is very kind and has a simple lifestyle.

• Someone who is very famous.

What does the phrase 'move heaven and earth' imply?

• To avoid doing something.

• To travel around the world.

• To do something effortlessly.

• To do anything necessary to achieve a goal.

What is the purpose of the video according to the conclusion?

• To introduce new English idioms.

• To make the pronunciation of 'Earth' easier.

• To provide a comprehensive guide to English vocabulary.

• To teach advanced grammar.

What additional resources are mentioned for learning English pronunciation?

• A series of novels.

• A 290-page ebook with audio.

• A set of grammar exercises.

• A collection of poems.