Pronounce 'Bath' vs 'Bathe' #shorts

The video tutorial explains the difference between 'bath' and 'bathe'. 'Bath' is a noun referring to the object used for washing, while 'bathe' is a verb describing the action of washing oneself in a bath. The tutorial also covers the pronunciation differences, emphasizing the use of a diphthong in 'bathe'.

What is the primary function of a 'bath' as described in the video?

• A place to relax and read

• An object used for washing oneself

• A type of swimming pool

• A decorative item in the bathroom

How is the word 'bathe' used in the context of the video?

• As a noun describing a place

• As a verb describing an action

• As an adjective describing cleanliness

• As an adverb describing frequency

What is the key difference between 'bath' and 'bathe'?

• 'Bath' is a noun, 'bathe' is a verb

• 'Bath' is a verb, 'bathe' is a noun

• Both are nouns

• Both are verbs

Which of the following best describes the pronunciation of 'bathe'?

• It is pronounced with a hard 'th' sound

• It is pronounced with a silent 'e'

• It is pronounced with a diphthong

• It is pronounced with a single vowel sound

What question does the narrator ask about personal preference?

• Do you like bathing?

• Do you enjoy cooking?

• Do you enjoy swimming?

• Do you like reading?