How to Pronounce PROCEDURE -- American English

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of the word 'procedure'. It breaks down the word into its syllables, emphasizing the stress on the middle syllable. The tutorial explains the pronunciation of the PR consonant cluster, the schwa sound, and the stressed syllable. It also covers the ending sounds and how 'procedure' is used in routine contexts. The video concludes with suggestions for further learning and resources available on Rachel's English channel.

What is the stress pattern of the word 'procedure'?

• Stress on the first syllable

• Stress on the second syllable

• No stress on any syllable

• Stress on the third syllable

Which sound does the 'PR' cluster in 'procedure' start with?

• A vowel sound

• A nasal sound

• A plosive sound

• A fricative sound

In the word 'procedure', what is the position of the tongue tip during the 'S' sound?

• Pressed against the top front teeth

• Pressed against the roof of the mouth

• Floating in the middle of the mouth

• Pressed behind the bottom front teeth

What sound does the letter 'D' in 'procedure' make?

• A 'd' sound as in 'dog'

• A 't' sound as in 'top'

• A 'ch' sound as in 'chop'

• A 'j' sound as in 'jar'

How should the ending 'R' sound in 'procedure' be pronounced?

• With a nasal tone

• With a high pitch

• Quickly and low in pitch

• With a separate schwa sound