How to Pronounce REALLY -- American English Pronunciation

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of the word 'really'. It explains the standard two-syllable pronunciation with stress on the first syllable and introduces an alternative three-syllable version with a schwa. Detailed instructions on tongue and lip positioning for accurate pronunciation are provided. The video also discusses variations in pronunciation by native speakers and concludes with suggestions for further learning resources.

What is the primary stress pattern for the word 'really'?

• Equal stress on both syllables

• No stress on any syllable

• Stress on the first syllable

• Stress on the second syllable

How many syllables can the word 'really' have in its alternative pronunciation?

• Three syllables

• One syllable

• Four syllables

• Two syllables

What is the position of the tongue for the R consonant sound in 'really'?

• Tongue tip touching the teeth

• Tongue tip touching the bottom of the mouth

• Tongue tip not touching anything

• Tongue tip touching the roof of the mouth

Which vowel sound is used in the first syllable of 'really'?

• I as in 'sit'

• O as in 'pot'

• E as in 'she'

• A as in 'cat'

What action does the narrator suggest at the end of the video?

• To practice more words

• To share the video with friends

• To subscribe and explore more playlists

• To write a summary of the video