How to say INTERESTING - American English Pronunciation

The video tutorial explores the pronunciation of the word 'interesting', highlighting its variations in syllable count and sound. It provides a detailed guide on tongue and lip movements, emphasizing the American English pronunciation. The tutorial includes practice sessions with repetition and visual demonstrations in slow motion. It concludes with additional resources for further learning.

How many syllables can the word 'interesting' have according to the video?

• 5 or 6

• 4 or 5

• 3 or 4

• 2 or 3

What sound does the 'T' often change to in the 3-syllable pronunciation of 'interesting'?

• D

• R

• S

• CH

Where is the stress placed in the 3-syllable version of 'interesting'?

• No stress

• Second syllable

• Third syllable

• First syllable

What is the role of the schwa in the pronunciation of 'interesting'?

• It strengthens the 'T' sound

• It relaxes the tongue

• It adds an extra syllable

• It changes the vowel sound

What happens to the 'NG' sound in the word 'interesting'?

• It is silent

• It tightens the vowel sound

• It is pronounced as 'G'

• It is pronounced as 'N'

What is suggested as a practice method for mastering the pronunciation of 'interesting'?

• Writing repeatedly

• Listening and repeating

• Reading aloud

• Singing

What additional resources are mentioned for further learning?

• A book

• A podcast

• A webinar

• A workshop