How to Pronounce QUOTE -- American English Pronunciation

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of the word 'quote'. It explains the phonetic details, including the consonant cluster and diphthong, and how pronunciation changes based on sentence context. The tutorial also covers the stop T sound and provides examples. The video concludes with a call to action for further learning through Rachel's English resources.

What is the initial consonant cluster in the word 'quote'?

• kW

• tR

• pL

• sH

Which part of the mouth is primarily involved in forming the 'OA' diphthong in 'quote'?

• Nose

• Lips

• Chin

• Teeth

How is the 'T' in 'quote' pronounced when it is at the end of a sentence?

• As a voiced T

• As a nasal T

• As a stop T

• As a silent T

What happens to the pronunciation of 'quote' when the next word starts with a vowel?

• The T is pronounced as a voiced T

• The T is omitted

• The T is pronounced as a flap T

• The T is pronounced as a stop T

In which scenario is the stop T used in the word 'quote'?

• When followed by a vowel

• When at the beginning of a sentence

• When followed by a consonant

• When in the middle of a word