Sounds Video: M

The video tutorial explains how to produce the M consonant sound in American English. It describes the sound as a voiced and nasal consonant, made by pressing the lips together and allowing air to pass through the nasal passages. The tutorial provides examples like 'mom' and 'summer' and encourages viewers to practice with words such as 'make', 'my', and 'game'.

How is the M consonant sound produced?

• By pressing the lips together and using the vocal cords

• By clenching the teeth tightly

• By blowing air through the mouth

• By keeping the mouth open

What makes the M consonant a nasal sound?

• The tongue touches the roof of the mouth

• The lips are tightly closed

• The soft palate is raised

• Air passes through the nasal passages

How many nasal sounds are there in American English?

• Four

• Three

• Two

• One

Which of the following words contains the M consonant sound?

• Mom

• Dog

• Cat

• Fish

What is a key characteristic of the M consonant sound in words like 'summer'?

• The mouth is wide open

• The teeth are clenched

• The tongue is curled

• The lips are pressed together