How to Pronounce PRONUNCIATION in American English

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of the word 'pronunciation'. It explains the differences between the noun 'pronunciation' and the verb 'pronounce', highlighting common mistakes. The tutorial covers syllable stress, consonant clusters, and the schwa sound, providing detailed guidance on tongue and jaw positioning. It encourages viewers to practice by making sentences and sharing video responses. The video concludes with recommendations for further learning through Rachel's English playlists.

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

• Fifth syllable

• Second syllable

• Fourth syllable

• First syllable

Which sound should be used in the second syllable of 'pronunciation'?

• Schwa

• OU diphthong

• A as in 'say'

• E as in 'she'

What is the correct position of the tongue for the 'PR' consonant cluster?

• Tongue is relaxed and not engaged

• Tongue touches the roof of the mouth

• Tongue is in position for the R sound

• Tongue is in position for the L sound

What is the vowel sound in the primarily stressed syllable of 'pronunciation'?

• Schwa

• A as in 'say'

• OU diphthong

• E as in 'she'

What does the instructor encourage you to do after learning the pronunciation?

• Ignore the pronunciation

• Move on to another word

• Practice and post a video response

• Forget about it