Ben Franklin - Checking in at an Airport Part 2

The video tutorial focuses on English pronunciation, particularly the use of main and helping verbs, intonation, and the pronunciation of flap T and true T. It also covers vowel reduction, silent letters, and provides practical dialogue examples to illustrate these concepts.

What is the main verb in the phrase 'Can you put it on the scale?'

• Put

• You

• Can

• Scale

How is the word 'sure' commonly pronounced?

• Shore

• Sure

• Sire

• Sour

What is the vowel sound in the word 'can't'?

• A full 'ah' vowel

• A reduced vowel

• A schwa vowel

• A silent vowel

What happens to the T sound in 'pick it up'?

• It becomes a flap T

• It becomes a silent T

• It becomes a hard T

• It is omitted

How does the intonation change in the question 'How much time do we have?'

• It goes up at the end

• It rises and falls

• It stays flat

• It goes down at the end

What is the correct pronunciation of 'about' when followed by a word starting with T?

• With a flap T

• With a silent T

• With a stop T

• With two T sounds

How is the number '20' often pronounced in American English?

• With a clear T

• With a silent T

• With a flap T

• With a dropped T