Pronounce month #shorts

The video tutorial addresses the pronunciation challenges of the word 'months', focusing on the tricky combination of TH and S sounds, as well as the N sound. It provides insights into tongue placement and offers practical tips to simplify pronunciation, encouraging learners to 'fake it' for better clarity.

What makes the word 'months' particularly tricky to pronounce?

• It has a silent letter.

• It contains a TH followed by an S.

• It is a very long word.

• It has a double vowel sound.

Which part of the mouth is involved in pronouncing the N sound in 'months'?

• The tip of the tongue

• The back of the throat

• The lips

• The inside of the mouth

What is the suggested technique to simplify the pronunciation of 'months'?

• Pronounce it slowly.

• Skip the TH sound entirely.

• Emphasize the S sound more.

• Fake the N sound by sticking the tongue out with the TH.

Why is it suggested to 'fake' the N sound in 'months'?

• To emphasize the TH sound.

• To make it sound more British.

• To avoid moving the tongue too much.

• To make it sound more natural.

What is the final step in practicing the pronunciation of 'months'?

• Use the word in a sentence.

• Write the word down.

• Repeat the word multiple times.

• Listen to a recording of the word.