How to Pronounce SCHEDULE / Learn BRITISH ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION

This video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of the word 'schedule' in British English. It contrasts the British pronunciation with the American version and provides a memorable technique to help learners remember the British pronunciation by associating it with a visual image of a lady frolicking in front of a shed.

What is the main focus of the video tutorial?

• To teach the pronunciation of 'schedule' in British English.

• To compare British and American cultures.

• To discuss the etymology of 'schedule'.

• To explain the history of the word 'schedule'.

How do Americans typically pronounce the word 'schedule'?

• With a long 'e' sound.

• With a silent 'd'.

• With a hard 'k' sound.

• With a soft 'sh' sound.

Which sound is used in the British pronunciation of 'schedule'?

• A hard 'k' sound.

• A soft 'sh' sound.

• A long 'e' sound.

• A silent 'd'.

What mnemonic is suggested to remember the British pronunciation of 'schedule'?

• A cat sitting on a mat.

• A dog barking at a tree.

• A man reading a book.

• A lady dancing in front of a shed.

Which word is the British pronunciation of 'schedule' compared to?

• Shed

• School

• Shadow

• Shell