The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of the word 'tomorrow', highlighting its three syllables with stress on the middle one. The first syllable is similar to 'too', often reduced to a schwa or a flap T. The second syllable is stressed, starting with an M consonant and followed by an Ah vowel, requiring specific jaw movements. The final syllable features an O diphthong, with emphasis on lip rounding. The tutorial encourages practice and engagement through video responses and further learning via Rachel's English resources.

What is the stress pattern of the word 'tomorrow'?

Describe how the first syllable of 'tomorrow' is pronounced.

What vowel sound is used in the second syllable of 'tomorrow'?

Explain the pronunciation of the last syllable in 'tomorrow'.

What is the significance of the flap T in the pronunciation of 'tomorrow'?