Idiom LANDSLIDE -- in honor of March Madness! American English Pronunciation

The video tutorial explains the idiom 'landslide', often used to describe a significant victory in sports or elections. It provides pronunciation tips, focusing on the phonetic breakdown of 'landslide' and similar words. The tutorial encourages viewers to practice and engage with additional resources on Rachel's English.

What does a 'landslide victory' mean in the context of sports?

• A game that was canceled

• A tie game

• A victory by a large margin

• A victory by a small margin

In which other context, besides sports, can the term 'landslide' be used?

• Music composition

• Cooking recipes

• Election results

• Weather forecasting

What happens to the 'D' sound in the word 'landslide' during pronunciation?

• It is pronounced twice

• It is emphasized

• It is dropped

• It is replaced with a 'T'

Where is the stress placed in the word 'landslide'?

• On the first syllable

• On the second syllable

• Equally on both syllables

• There is no stress

What is the position of the tongue when pronouncing the 'L' in 'landslide'?

• The tongue tip is down

• The tongue tip is up

• The tongue is flat

• The tongue is curled