Pronouncing S and SH

The video tutorial explores two similar English sounds, [SOUND] and shh, and provides guidance on how to produce them. It includes practice with minimal pairs, a Secret Code game for listening and pronunciation, and a tongue twister challenge to enhance understanding and fluency. The video concludes with encouragement to practice and impress native speakers.

What is the correct tongue position for producing the [SOUND] sound?

• Tongue pulled back and up

• Tongue touching the back of the bottom teeth

• Tongue touching the back of the top teeth

• Tongue touching the roof of the mouth

Which of the following pairs is a minimal pair?

• Cat, bat

• She, see

• Dog, log

• Run, fun

In the Secret Code game, what is the purpose of matching words to numbers?

• To learn new words

• To enhance listening and pronunciation skills

• To practice spelling

• To improve vocabulary

What is the secret code if the words are 'shoe, shoe, diss, diss'?

• Three seven six four

• Five eight two nine

• Eight two nine eight

• Five one four zero

What makes the tongue twister 'She sells seashells by the seashore' challenging?

• It has many words

• It uses complex vocabulary

• It mixes [SOUND] and shh sounds

• It is very long

What is the benefit of practicing the tongue twister with native speakers?

• It helps in understanding grammar

• It improves your vocabulary

• It helps in learning new words

• It impresses them with your pronunciation skills

What is the famous part of the tongue twister 'She sells seashells by the seashore'?

• She sells seashells by the seashore

• The shells she sells are surely seashells

• She sells by the seashore

• Seashells by the seashore