How to Pronounce JOB -- American English Word of the Week!

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of the word 'job'. It breaks down the word into its consonant and vowel sounds, explaining the tongue and lip positions required for each sound. The tutorial encourages viewers to practice by creating sentences and sharing them as video responses. It also promotes further learning through additional resources on Rachel's English website and YouTube channel.

What is the initial consonant sound in the word 'job'?

• A soft 'g' sound

• A 'z' sound

• A 'ch' sound

• A 'j' sound

Where should the tip of the tongue be placed when pronouncing the initial sound in 'job'?

• Resting on the bottom of the mouth

• Touching the roof of the mouth

• Against the lower teeth

• Between the teeth

Which vowel sound is used in the word 'job'?

• The 'a' as in 'father'

• The 'i' as in 'sit'

• The 'ee' as in 'see'

• The 'oo' as in 'boot'

What is the final consonant sound in the word 'job'?

• A 'p' sound

• A 'b' sound

• A 'd' sound

• A 't' sound

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

• Read a book aloud

• Practice with a friend

• Record a sentence and post it online

• Write a paragraph using the word