Common Reductions | Understand Fast English (Part 2)

The video tutorial covers common English reductions, explaining how sounds in words change or disappear in fast speech. It highlights the importance of understanding reductions for better listening and speaking skills. The tutorial also contrasts British and American pronunciations, providing examples of reduced forms for words like 'ah', 'he', 'her', 'him', 'his', 'them', 'you', and 'your'. Additionally, the video promotes a course on perfecting English by addressing common mistakes.

What is the main benefit of understanding English reductions?

• It enhances vocabulary.

• It improves writing skills.

• It makes listening and speaking in English easier.

• It helps in improving grammar.

What is a reduction in English pronunciation?

• A change in the grammar of a sentence.

• A change in the meaning of a word.

• A change in spelling of a word.

• A change or disappearance of a sound in a word.

How is the word 'ah' reduced in British English?

• To 'a'

• To 'o'

• To 'e'

• To 'i'

In British English, how is 'he' often reduced?

• To 'h'

• To 'a'

• To 'e'

• To 'i'

What is the reduced form of 'her' in American English?

• Ah

• Uh

• Eh

• Err

How is 'them' often reduced in casual speech?

• To 'am'

• To 'om'

• To 'em'

• To 'um'

In American English, how is 'your' pronounced in its reduced form?

• Yor

• Yer

• Yuh

• Yah