Real Life - Brad's Farm Part 1

This video tutorial explores common reductions in American English pronunciation, such as 'them' to 'feedom' and 'want to' to 'wanna'. It highlights the importance of stress patterns in sentences and provides examples of reductions in conversational contexts. The video also discusses the reduction of 'a lot of' to 'a lotta' and introduces the concept of homophones, using 'way' as an example.

What is a common reduction for 'want to' in American English?

• Wanna

• Wonto

• Wanta

• Wonto

In the phrase 'twice a day', which words are stressed?

• Twice and twice

• Twice and a

• Twice and day

• A and day

How is the phrase 'a lot of' commonly reduced in American English?

• A lotta

• A lot of

• A lot

• A lotta of

What is a homophone for the word 'weigh'?

• Way

• Why

• Whey

• Whey

Which of the following is NOT a reduction discussed in the video?

• Lotta

• Gonna

• Feedom

• Wanna