How to Pronounce I'LL THINK ABOUT IT -- American English

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of the phrase 'I'll think about it.' It breaks down the phrase into its components, discussing the contraction 'I'll,' the dark L sound, and the pronunciation of 'think' with emphasis on tongue positioning. The tutorial also covers linking sounds, the schwa, and the flap T, providing a comprehensive guide to pronouncing the phrase smoothly. The video concludes with additional resources for further learning.

What is the most stressed word in the phrase 'I'll think about it'?

• Think

• About

• It

• I'll

In casual conversation, how is the contraction 'I'll' often pronounced?

• As 'I will'

• As 'I'll'

• As 'all'

• As 'ill'

What sound is emphasized when pronouncing the word 'think'?

• The K sound

• The unvoiced TH sound

• The Ng sound

• The voiced TH sound

What is the role of the soft palate in pronouncing 'think'?

• It vibrates

• It stays neutral

• It raises to make the K sound

• It lowers to make the Ng sound

How should the schwa sound be pronounced in 'about'?

• As quickly as possible

• With a stressed tone

• With a significant jaw drop

• With a rounded mouth

What is the function of the flap T in 'about it'?

• To create a pause

• To emphasize the word 'it'

• To connect words smoothly

• To stop the flow of air

How is the word 'it' pronounced at the end of the phrase?

• With a long vowel sound

• With an abrupt stop

• With a silent T

• With a clear T sound