Pronunciation Challenge: With vs Width #shorts

The video tutorial explains the pronunciation differences between 'with' and 'width'. It provides techniques for pronouncing each word correctly, focusing on tongue placement and the TH sound. The tutorial highlights the importance of touching the alveolar ridge for 'width' and offers practice tips to master these pronunciations.

What is the key feature of pronouncing the word 'with'?

• Creating a sound before moving forward

• Using a straight TH sound with the tongue out

• Touching the tongue to the alveolar ridge

• Using a silent TH sound

When pronouncing 'width', where should the tongue be placed?

• Under the top lip

• In the middle of the mouth

• Behind the bottom teeth

• On the alveolar ridge

What is the main difference in tongue movement between 'with' and 'width'?

• The tongue curls back for 'width'

• The tongue touches the alveolar ridge for 'width'

• The tongue stays still for 'with'

• The tongue moves straight out for both

What sound is created before moving forward when pronouncing 'width'?

• A loud sound

• A silent sound

• A little sound

• No sound

How does the speaker describe the difficulty of pronouncing 'width'?

• Tricky

• Impossible

• Very easy

• Moderately easy