Listening Comprehension: 3-Syllable Words -- American English

This video tutorial focuses on identifying stress patterns in three-syllable words. It provides examples of words with different stress patterns, such as 'interview' and 'overcharge', and explains how to recognize these patterns by focusing on the stressed syllable. The tutorial concludes with encouragement to continue learning through additional resources and playlists available on Rachel's English.

What is the primary focus when identifying stress patterns in three-syllable words?

• The meaning of the word

• The stress of the word

• The sounds of the word

• The spelling of the word

In the word 'Interview', where is the stress placed?

• Third syllable

• No stress

• Second syllable

• First syllable

Which syllable is stressed in the word 'Overcharge'?

• No stress

• Third syllable

• Second syllable

• First syllable

In the word 'Employer', which syllable carries the stress?

• Third syllable

• Second syllable

• No stress

• First syllable

What is suggested to help sound more American when learning new words?

• Paying attention to rhythmic contrast

• Learning new idioms

• Practicing grammar

• Focusing on vocabulary