English Conversation Practice: How to Speak American English Like a Native Speaker

Rachel and Laura bake cookies while discussing English pronunciation, homophones, and cooking tips. Rachel shares insights on ingredient preparation, pronunciation of words like 'sieve' and 'exactly', and the importance of not skimping on favorite ingredients like peanut butter. The video also touches on family cooking habits and includes a spontaneous dance moment. The session ends with filling and piping cookies, highlighting the fun and learning involved in baking.

What is the main purpose of Rachel's video?

• To review a new cookbook

• To bake cookies and discuss English tips

• To teach advanced grammar

• To demonstrate a cooking competition

What does the term 'prep' stand for in the context of baking?

• Preserve

• Preheat

• Present

• Prepare

How is the word 'sieve' pronounced according to the video?

• Like 'sit'

• Like 'sieve'

• Like 'save'

• Like 'sift'

What does the word 'pricey' mean in the context of the video?

• Affordable

• Expensive

• Free

• Cheap

What does the term 'skimp' mean in the context of baking?

• To use sparingly

• To mix thoroughly

• To bake quickly

• To use generously

What is the significance of the word 'exactly' in the video?

• It is pronounced with a strong 't'

• It is often pronounced without the 't'

• It is a baking term

• It refers to a type of ingredient

What is the final step before tasting the cookies?

• Piping the frosting

• Cooling the cookies

• Mixing the dough

• Baking the cookies