IMPOSSIBLE! [or NOT?] – Learn English Conversation in 4 Hours Part 12

The video tutorial explores the nuances of stress and intonation in English speech. It begins with greetings and introductions, followed by an analysis of stress patterns in words like 'Tom' and 'McQueen'. The tutorial then delves into the pronunciation of the phrase 'Nice to meet you', highlighting the use of stop T and schwa sounds. It also examines intonation patterns in yes-no questions, emphasizing the rise in pitch. The video concludes with a summary of key points discussed.

Which word in the introduction was noted for having a distinct up-down pitch pattern?

• Haquin

• Tom

• Meet

• Nice

In the phrase 'Nice to meet you', which word is emphasized the most?

• Nice

• To

• Meet

• You

What happens to the 'T' sound in 'Nice to meet you'?

• It is pronounced with a schwa

• It is silent

• It is a stop T

• It is elongated

How does the pitch change in a yes/no question like 'Have you guys met before?'

• It goes up

• It fluctuates

• It stays flat

• It goes down

In the phrase 'I don't think so', which word carries the most stress?

• I

• Don't

• Think

• So