How to say I'M COMING -- English Conversation and Pronunciation

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of the phrase 'I'm coming', emphasizing the stress on the second syllable. It provides a detailed breakdown of the syllables and sounds, including the stressed 'come' and the quick 'I'm'. The tutorial also offers tips on mouth and tongue positioning for accurate pronunciation. Additionally, it invites viewers to suggest phrases for future videos and encourages them to explore more resources and subscribe for further learning.

What is the stress pattern of the phrase 'I'm coming'?

• Stress on the first syllable

• Stress on the second syllable

• Stress on the third syllable

• No stress on any syllable

How should the lips be positioned for the 'M' sound in 'I'm coming'?

• Lips should be rounded

• Lips should be together

• Lips should be stretched

• Lips should be apart

Which part of the tongue is involved in making the 'K' sound in 'coming'?

• Middle of the tongue

• Back of the tongue

• Sides of the tongue

• Tip of the tongue

What should be the position of the jaw for the 'uh' sound in 'coming'?

• Jaw should be slightly dropped

• Jaw should be tightly closed

• Jaw should be clenched

• Jaw should be fully open

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• Watch more videos and subscribe

• Ignore the channel

• Forget about the video

• Unsubscribe from the channel