How to Pronounce EVERY -- American English

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of the word 'every', explaining its two-syllable structure with stress on the first syllable. It provides a detailed breakdown of the vowel and consonant sounds, emphasizing the importance of correct tongue and lip positioning. The tutorial also highlights common pronunciation mistakes, particularly among non-native speakers, and offers tips to avoid them. The video concludes with suggestions for further learning and resources available on the channel.

What is the correct number of syllables in the word 'every'?

• Three

• Two

• One

• Four

Which part of the mouth is involved in making the 'v' sound in 'every'?

• Tongue and roof of the mouth

• Bottom lip and top teeth

• Top lip and bottom teeth

• Lips rounded

What common mistake do non-native speakers make with the final 'e' in 'every'?

• They pronounce it too loudly

• They relax it too much

• They stress it too much

• They omit it completely

What should the tongue do when pronouncing the 'r' sound in 'every'?

• Touch the bottom teeth

• Pull back without touching anything

• Stay flat

• Touch the roof of the mouth

What does the video encourage viewers to do at the end?

• Ignore other playlists

• Only focus on this word

• Subscribe and explore more resources

• Stop watching after this video