The /ʊ/ Vowel Sound (put, good) | British Pronunciation

This video tutorial teaches how to pronounce the 'ohh' sound, found in words like 'good' and 'would'. It explains the technical name of the vowel and its importance in mouth positioning. The tutorial provides step-by-step instructions on how to make the sound, emphasizing tongue and lip positioning. It concludes with examples and practice words, including a sentence to reinforce learning.

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

• Cat

• Good

• Dog

• Bad

What is the technical name for the 'Ohh' sound?

• Near, close, near, back, rounded vowel

• Mid, central, unrounded vowel

• Open, front, unrounded vowel

• Close, front, rounded vowel

Where should your tongue be positioned to make the 'Ohh' sound?

• Near the top and towards the back of the mouth

• At the bottom and towards the front of the mouth

• In the middle of the mouth

• At the front of the mouth

Which of the following words does NOT contain the 'Ohh' sound?

• Cat

• Put

• Should

• Cook

Complete the sentence: The cook should put some sugar in the ____.

• Bread

• Pie

• Cake

• Pudding