American English - UH [_] Vowel - How to make the UH Vowel

This video tutorial teaches how to pronounce the 'uh' vowel sound, as in 'butter'. It emphasizes the relaxed nature of the sound, with a focus on jaw and tongue positioning. The tutorial includes a close-up and slow-motion analysis of the sound, comparing its use in stressed and unstressed syllables. Viewers are guided through practice examples to reinforce learning.

What is the key characteristic of the 'uh' vowel sound as described in the video?

• It is a tense sound with a high pitch.

• It is a relaxed sound with a neutral mouth position.

• It involves a rapid tongue movement.

• It requires the lips to be tightly closed.

How does the 'uh' vowel sound differ in stressed syllables compared to unstressed ones?

• It is louder and higher in pitch in unstressed syllables.

• It is quieter and lower in pitch in stressed syllables.

• It remains the same in both stressed and unstressed syllables.

• It is louder and higher in pitch in stressed syllables.

In the word 'undo', how is the 'uh' vowel sound described?

• As a tense and high-pitched sound.

• As an unstressed and quieter sound.

• As a sound with a rapid tongue movement.

• As a stressed vowel sound.

Which of the following words is used as an example to practice the 'uh' vowel sound?

• Butter

• Money

• Table

• Chair

What is the purpose of repeating the practice words in the video?

• To practice writing skills.

• To memorize the spelling of the words.

• To improve vocabulary.

• To reinforce the understanding of the 'uh' vowel sound.