Learning English: AMERICAN ACCENT TRAINING—3 Consonant Clusters Made Easy! Part 2

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of words ending in specific consonant clusters like 'sts' and 'sps'. It provides examples for each cluster, such as 'tests', 'dusts', 'lasts', 'costs', 'posts', 'hosts', 'blasts', 'ghosts', 'resists', 'forests', 'rists', 'interests', 'gasps', 'wasps', 'clasps', 'lisps', 'wisps', and 'grasps'. The tutorial emphasizes breaking down these clusters to understand and practice them effectively.

What does the speaker mean by 'I don't believe in ghosts'?

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What can be inferred from 'She broke both of her wrists in an accident'?

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What does the speaker mean by 'There were loud gasps when he came on stage'?

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