English Sounds - B[b] and P[p] Consonants - How to make the B and P Consonants

The video tutorial teaches how to pronounce the P and B consonants, focusing on their mouth positions and the difference between voiced and unvoiced sounds. It explains stop consonants, highlighting the airflow stop and release. Examples and practice words are provided, demonstrating how native speakers may not always release stop consonants at the end of sentences or before consonants. The video concludes with repetition exercises to reinforce learning.

What is the main difference between the P and B consonants?

• P is unvoiced, and B is voiced.

• Both P and B are unvoiced.

• P is voiced, and B is unvoiced.

• Both P and B are voiced.

What happens during the 'stop' phase of a stop consonant?

• The tongue touches the roof of the mouth.

• The lips part and air is released.

• The airflow is halted as the lips close.

• The vocal cords vibrate.

In which situation might native speakers not release stop consonants?

• When the next word starts with a vowel.

• At the beginning of a sentence.

• At the end of a sentence or before a consonant.

• When the word is emphasized.

Which word demonstrates the P consonant with a release?

• Spot

• Up

• Nap

• Rip

Which of the following words contains a B consonant?

• Price

• Up

• Peace

• Baby