Understanding the 'ow' Sound in English

The video tutorial explains the 'ow' sound in English, a diphthong combining two vowel sounds. It covers the pronunciation, challenges in spelling due to non-phonetic nature, and provides examples of words containing the 'ow' sound. The tutorial also highlights additional resources for learning English phonetics and offers online classes.

What two vowel sounds combine to form the 'ow' sound?

• a and o

• e and i

• i and o

• u and e

How does the mouth change when pronouncing the 'ow' sound?

• It remains static.

• It closes completely.

• It opens wider.

• It changes position and shape.

Why is English spelling particularly challenging with the 'ow' sound?

• Because it is always spelled with 'ow'.

• Because it is only spelled with 'ou'.

• Because it is spelled in many different ways.

• Because it is always phonetic.

Which of the following words contains the 'ow' sound?

• Book

• Town

• Tree

• Sky

In which part of the word is the 'ow' sound found in 'house'?

• Beginning

• Middle

• End

• Not present

Which word does NOT contain the 'ow' sound?

• Allow

• How

• Now

• Cat

What is a common spelling for the 'ow' sound?

• aa

• ou

• oo

• ee

What is the purpose of the English Language Club's additional resources?

• To learn history

• To teach mathematics

• To improve English pronunciation

• To provide entertainment

How can students access live classes offered by the English Language Club?

• Via email correspondence

• By attending in-person classes

• Through Skype or Google Hangouts

• By visiting the library

What platforms can students follow the English Language Club on?

• Twitter and Facebook

• Pinterest and Reddit

• Instagram and LinkedIn

• Snapchat and TikTok