The /əʊ/ Vowel Sound (no, boat) | British Pronunciation

The video tutorial explains the 'ohh' sound, a diphthong combining two vowel sounds. It provides examples like 'no' and 'toast' and guides viewers through pronunciation practice. The tutorial concludes with words and a sentence to practice the 'ohh' sound.

What type of sound is the 'Oh' sound described as in the video?

• A consonant

• A monophthong

• A diphthong

• A triphthong

Which two vowel sounds combine to form the 'Oh' sound?

• AH and EH

• AH and OH

• EH and OH

• AH and OOH

What is the initial sound used to start forming the 'Oh' sound?

• OH

• Schwa

• OOH

• AH

Which of the following words contains the 'Oh' sound?

• Run

• Sit

• Row

• Cat

In the practice sentence, where did the speaker ride home?

• On a bike

• In an open boat

• On a train

• In a car