The video tutorial explains different ways to spell the 'sh' sound using Latin suffixes. It covers the common 'shun' suffix and introduces other spellings like 'ti', 'ci', and 'si' based on the root word's ending letter. The tutorial also distinguishes between unvoiced 'sh' and voiced 'zh' sounds, providing examples for each spelling rule.

Why is it beneficial to learn about Latin suffixes?

• They make spelling more difficult.

• They help improve spelling and reading.

• They are only useful for learning Latin.

• They are not relevant to English.

Which of the following words uses the 'shun' suffix?

• Nation

• Divide

• Facial

• Confidential

What is the rule for using 'ti' to spell the 'sh' sound?

• When the root word ends in 's'.

• When the root word ends in 't'.

• When the root word ends in 'd'.

• When the root word ends in 'c'.

Which word correctly uses 'ti' to spell the 'sh' sound?

• Crucial

• Partial

• Mission

• Social

What is the root word in 'confidential'?

• Confide

• Confident

• Confession

• Confusion

Which suffix is used in the word 'quotient'?

• shun

• ti

• si

• ci

When should 'ci' be used to spell the 'sh' sound?

• When the root word ends in 'd'.

• When the root word ends in 's'.

• When the root word ends in 'c'.

• When the root word ends in 't'.

Which of the following words uses 'ci' to spell the 'sh' sound?

• Facial

• Divide

• Confidential

• Mission

What is the root word in 'musician'?

• Magic

• Muse

• Music

• Mission

What is the root word in 'sufficient'?

• Suffocate

• Suffrage

• Suffice

• Suffer