Idiom "Back Burner" -- How to Use and Pronounce -- American English

The video tutorial explores the idiom 'on the back burner', explaining its literal and idiomatic meanings. It provides examples of how to use the idiom in sentences and offers a detailed guide on its pronunciation. The tutorial concludes with encouragement to practice using the idiom and information about additional resources for learning American English pronunciation.

What does the idiom 'on the back burner' imply?

• A task is temporarily deprioritized.

• A task is given the highest priority.

• A task is permanently abandoned.

• A task is completed immediately.

Which of the following verbs is commonly used with 'back burner'?

• Move

• Create

• Delete

• Throw

In the phrase 'back burner', which word is more stressed?

• Both are equally stressed

• Back

• Burner

• Neither is stressed

What is the primary focus of the pronunciation section?

• The history of the idiom

• The usage of 'back burner' in literature

• The stress patterns and phonetics of 'back burner'

• The meaning of 'back burner'

What is suggested for viewers to do with the idiom 'back burner'?

• Ignore it

• Use it in a sentence

• Translate it to another language

• Avoid using it

What additional resource is mentioned for learning more about American English pronunciation?

• A magazine

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• A book

• A video game

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