English Phrases with THE -- Shortcuts for the TH Sounds Part 2

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of TH sounds, distinguishing between voiced and unvoiced TH. It provides techniques for combining TH sounds in speech, reducing 'for' to 'fur', and practicing quick tongue movements. The tutorial emphasizes linking TH sounds in phrases and applying these techniques in everyday speech to sound more natural and American.

What is the main difference between voiced and unvoiced TH sounds?

• Unvoiced TH sounds use vocal cords.

• Voiced TH sounds use vocal cords.

• Unvoiced TH sounds are softer.

• Voiced TH sounds are louder.

How is the word 'for' typically reduced in a sentence?

• To 'fo'

• To 'fir'

• To 'fur'

• To 'far'

What is the key to mastering the quick tongue movement for the TH sound?

• Practicing without sound

• Practicing slowly

• Using a tongue depressor

• Using a mirror

What should you focus on when linking TH sounds in phrases?

• Simplifying mouth movements

• Avoiding tongue movement

• Making the sounds longer

• Using more force

Why is it important to practice these tongue movements?

• To impress others

• To speak faster

• To avoid mistakes

• To sound more natural

What is a common mistake when pronouncing the TH sound?

• Not using enough air

• Using too much force

• Not moving the tongue quickly enough

• Keeping the mouth closed

How can you make function words like 'the' sound more natural in speech?

• By making them very short

• By elongating them

• By whispering them

• By emphasizing them