English Sounds - F [f] and V [v] Consonants - How to make the F and V Consonants

The video tutorial explains how to pronounce the F and V consonants, focusing on their shared mouth positions. It distinguishes between voiced and unvoiced sounds, demonstrating how the bottom lip and top front teeth interact to produce these sounds. The tutorial includes close-up and slow-motion analysis, followed by practical examples and repetition exercises to reinforce learning.

What is the main difference between the F and V sounds?

• Both are unvoiced

• F is voiced, V is unvoiced

• F is unvoiced, V is voiced

• Both are voiced

Which part of the lip makes contact with the teeth to produce the F and V sounds?

• The tongue

• The top lip

• The outer part of the bottom lip

• The inner part of the bottom lip

What should the tongue do when making the F and V sounds?

• Stay relaxed

• Stay tense

• Press against the teeth

• Move rapidly

Which of the following words contains the F sound?

• Live

• Value

• Fresh

• Provide

Which of the following words contains the V sound?

• Offer

• Tough

• Flavor

• Fresh