English Sounds - NG [_] Consonant - How to make the NG [_] Consonant

The video tutorial teaches how to produce the Ng consonant sound in American English. It explains the physical articulation of the sound, highlighting its nasal quality due to air passing through the nasal passages. The tutorial includes a detailed examination of the tongue and jaw positions required to make the sound, using slow-motion visuals for clarity. It provides examples of words containing the Ng sound and offers practice opportunities. The video concludes with a summary and appreciation for the viewers.

What is a key characteristic of the Ng consonant sound?

• It is a voiced plosive.

• It is a nasal consonant.

• It is a voiceless fricative.

• It is a lateral approximant.

Which part of the tongue is involved in making the Ng sound?

• The tip of the tongue

• The back of the tongue

• The middle of the tongue

• The sides of the tongue

In which positions can the Ng sound occur in American English words?

• At the beginning of a word

• Only in the middle of a word

• In the middle or at the end of a word

• Only at the end of a word

Which of the following words contains the Ng sound?

• Bat

• Cat

• Ring

• Dog

What is the correct pronunciation of the word 'English' focusing on the Ng sound?

• Eng-lish

• Eng-lish

• En-g-lish

• E-nglish