Toasts and Cheers! How to Toast an Occasion in American English

The video tutorial explores the use of the word 'cheers', focusing on its pronunciation and usage in various contexts. It provides a detailed phonetic breakdown of the word, explaining how to properly articulate each sound. The tutorial also offers examples of when to use 'cheers', such as during special occasions or casual gatherings. Additionally, the video encourages viewers to engage with the content by subscribing and exploring further learning resources.

In which situations might you say 'cheers' according to the video?

• When meeting someone for the first time

• Only during formal events

• On special occasions or regular meals

• Only when drinking wine

What is the initial sound in the word 'cheers'?

• A 't' sound

• A 'ch' sound

• A hard 'k' sound

• A soft 's' sound

How should the Z sound at the end of 'cheers' be pronounced?

• As a separate syllable

• As a silent letter

• Very strongly

• With a light touch

Which phrase can be used to make a toast?

• Here's to Tom and Julie

• To the end of the day

• To the beginning of the week

• Here's to the weather

What does the video encourage viewers to do at the end?

• Ignore the mailing list

• Share their own word for 'cheers'

• Stop watching the channel

• Only watch the video once