How to Pronounce PEOPLE --- American English Pronunciation

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of the word 'people', breaking it down into syllables and sounds. It explains the stress on the first syllable and the formation of the P consonant and E vowel sounds. The tutorial also covers the schwa and dark L sounds, providing tips on tongue positioning. Viewers are encouraged to practice by creating their own sentences and sharing them. Additional resources are available on Rachel's English website and YouTube channel.

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

• Stress on the second syllable

• Stress on the first syllable

• No stress on any syllable

• Equal stress on both syllables

How should the tongue be positioned when pronouncing the 'ee' sound in 'people'?

• Tongue tip touching the teeth

• Tongue tip up towards the roof of the mouth

• Tongue tip down with the front part stretching up

• Tongue tip curled back

What is a characteristic of the schwa sound in 'people'?

• It is stressed and high in pitch

• It is unstressed and low in pitch

• It is stressed and low in pitch

• It is unstressed and high in pitch

What is the role of the tongue in producing the dark L sound?

• The tongue tip touches the roof of the mouth

• The tongue tip curls back

• The tongue tip touches the teeth

• The back of the tongue shifts towards the throat

What does the video encourage viewers to do with the word 'people'?

• Write it down multiple times

• Use it in a sentence and record a video

• Translate it into another language

• Ignore it and move to the next word