How to Pronounce 'Schedule' -- American English

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of the word 'schedule', explaining its syllable variations, stress patterns, and the articulation of consonant clusters and vowel sounds. It provides detailed guidance on tongue positioning for different sounds, including the SK consonant cluster and the Dark L. The tutorial encourages viewers to practice by creating sentences and sharing them as video responses. It concludes with a call to explore further resources on Rachel's English website and YouTube channel.

How many syllables can the word 'schedule' have?

• 4 or 5 syllables

• 2 or 3 syllables

• 1 or 2 syllables

• 3 or 4 syllables

What is the initial consonant cluster in the word 'schedule'?

• SH

• SK

• SC

• SL

Which part of the tongue is involved in making the 'K' sound in 'schedule'?

• Front part of the tongue

• Middle of the tongue

• Back part of the tongue

• Tip of the tongue

What is the final sound in the word 'schedule'?

• Soft L

• Hard L

• Dark L

• Light L

What does the instructor encourage viewers to do after learning the word 'schedule'?

• Draw a picture representing the word

• Record a video response using the word

• Write a paragraph using the word

• Create a song with the word