Understanding O-U-G-H Sounds and Pronunciations

In this video tutorial, Mike from Fat Cat Books introduces the various sounds made by the letter combination O-U-G-H. The lesson covers four main sounds: 'off' as in 'cough', 'f' as in 'rough', 'o' as in 'although' and 'dough', and 'or' as in 'thought'. Each sound is explained with examples, and the lesson concludes with a review of all the sounds. Viewers are encouraged to like, share, and follow on social media for more lessons.

What is the main focus of this lesson?

• Different sounds of O-U-G-H words

• Grammar rules for verbs

• Vocabulary building

• Reading comprehension

Which word is an example of the 'off' sound?

• Rough

• Cough

• Though

• Brought

What sound does O-U-G-H make in the word 'rough'?

• Uff

• O

• Or

• Off

Which of the following words has the 'o' sound?

• Although

• Thought

• Rough

• Cough

What is the correct pronunciation of 'dough'?

• Doff

• Duff

• Dor

• Doe

Which of these is a correct example of the 'o' sound?

• Cough

• Rough

• Doughnut

• Thought

Which word uses the 'or' sound in its past tense form?

• Buy

• Thought

• Think

• Bring

What is the past tense of 'bring'?

• Brang

• Brought

• Bringed

• Brung

What is the past tense of 'buy'?

• Brought

• Bought

• Buy

• Buyed

What is the correct pronunciation of 'thought'?

• Thoe

• Thuff

• Thor

• Thoff