How to say I HAVE A COLD -- American English Pronunciation

This video tutorial by Rachel's English covers how to pronounce the phrase 'I have a cold'. The instructor explains the pronunciation nuances, focusing on the stress patterns and the common habit of dropping the 'H' in 'have'. The video also distinguishes between the words 'cold' and 'code', highlighting the role of the dark 'L' in 'cold'. The tutorial concludes with a reminder to explore additional resources for further learning.

What are the most stressed syllables in the phrase 'I have a cold'?

• 'cold' and 'a'

• 'I' and 'have'

• 'I' and 'cold'

• 'have' and 'a'

What is a common habit when pronouncing the word 'have' in phrases like 'I have a cold'?

• Adding a pause after 'have'

• Lengthening the 'a' sound

• Dropping the 'H' sound

• Emphasizing the 'H' sound

What is the key difference in pronunciation between 'cold' and 'code'?

• The vowel sound in 'code' is longer

• The 'k' sound is softer in 'cold'

• The presence of a dark L in 'cold'

• The 'd' sound is silent in 'code'

In the word 'cold', what happens to the back part of the tongue?

• It touches the teeth

• It moves forward

• It pulls back

• It stays in the middle

What additional resources are suggested for further learning?

• Grammar textbooks

• Online dictionaries

• Local language classes

• Rachel's English website and YouTube channel