American English - AW [_] Vowel - How to make the AW Vowel

The video tutorial teaches how to pronounce the 'all' vowel, similar to the 'ah' in 'father'. It covers mouth positioning, differences between stressed and unstressed syllables, and how following consonants can modify the sound. The tutorial includes practice with example words to reinforce learning.

What is the mouth position required to pronounce the 'all' vowel?

What happens to the tongue position when pronouncing the 'all' vowel?

How does the 'all' vowel differ from the 'awe' vowel in terms of lip position?

What is the effect of stress on the pronunciation of the 'all' vowel in the word 'saw'?

Explain the difference in pitch and length between stressed and unstressed syllables of the 'all' vowel.

Describe the changes in the 'all' vowel when it is followed by the 'r' consonant.

How does the pronunciation of the 'all' vowel change in the word 'quarter' compared to its pure form?