How to Pronounce OF - American English Pronunciation

The video tutorial explains the reduction of the word 'of' in American English. It discusses how 'of' is a preposition and often unstressed in sentences. The tutorial covers pronunciation changes, such as using the schwa sound and dropping the 'V' consonant, depending on the following word. Examples are provided to illustrate these reductions, including linking words for smoother speech. The video also explores reducing 'of them' and encourages viewers to practice and explore further resources on Rachel's English.

What is the significance of the schwa sound when using the word 'of' in a sentence?

Explain how the pronunciation of 'of' changes when the next word begins with a consonant versus a vowel.

What are some examples provided in the text that illustrate the reduction of 'of'?

How does linking the word 'of' with the following word affect speech fluency?

Describe the process of reducing the word 'them' and how it relates to the word 'of'.