How to Pronounce OPPORTUNITY -- American English

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of the word 'opportunity'. It explains the syllable stress, vowel and consonant sounds, and the use of the flap T. The tutorial provides a detailed breakdown of each sound in the word, emphasizing the importance of jaw and tongue positions. The video concludes with suggestions for further learning through Rachel's English resources.

What is the primary stress syllable in the word 'opportunity'?

• First syllable

• Fourth syllable

• Second syllable

• Third syllable

Which sound requires a jaw drop in the pronunciation of 'opportunity'?

• The 'Ouazzane Father Vowel'

• The 'N' consonant

• The 'P' sound

• The 'R' sound

How is the schwa sound treated in the word 'opportunity'?

• It is replaced by the 'R' sound

• It is pronounced separately

• It is silent

• It is stressed

What is the characteristic of the 'T' in the stressed syllable of 'opportunity'?

• It is a silent 'T'

• It is a flap 'T'

• It is a true 'T'

• It is a soft 'T'

What type of 'T' is used between two vowels in 'opportunity'?

• Flap 'T'

• Hard 'T'

• True 'T'

• Silent 'T'