How to Pronounce WE'LL SEE -- American English

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of the phrase 'we'll see', part of a sentence study series. It explains the usage of the phrase to express uncertainty about future events. The tutorial emphasizes the stress on the verb 'see' and provides a detailed breakdown of the sounds involved in the contraction 'we'll'. The video also offers additional resources for further learning and encourages viewers to explore more content on Rachel's English channel.

What is the primary purpose of using the phrase 'we'll see'?

• To express certainty about future events

• To express past events

• To show uncertainty about future decisions

• To confirm a decision has been made

Which word in the phrase 'we'll see' should be stressed?

• We'll

• See

• Both words equally

• Neither word

How is the contraction 'we'll' pronounced in the tutorial?

• As 'will'

• As 'wheel'

• As 'well'

• As 'we will'

What is the position of the tongue tip during the pronunciation of 'we'll see'?

• Floating in the middle of the mouth

• Touching the back of the bottom front teeth

• Touching the upper front teeth

• Touching the roof of the mouth

What additional resources are suggested for further learning?

• A local language school

• A dictionary

• A different language learning app

• Rachel's English website and playlists