Assimilation in Connected Speech

The video tutorial focuses on teaching viewers how to sound like native English speakers by understanding and practicing assimilation in connected speech. The instructor provides examples of how certain sounds combine to form new sounds, specifically focusing on the J and Y sounds. The video encourages viewers to practice these examples and subscribe for more content.

What is the main goal of the video tutorial?

• To practice writing skills

• To learn new vocabulary

• To help sound like a native English speaker

• To teach grammar rules

What is assimilation in connected speech?

• A way to improve listening skills

• A process of learning new words

• A method of writing sentences

• When two sounds combine to form a third sound

Which phrase is used as a common example of assimilation?

• Would you

• Might you

• Could you

• Should you

What sound is produced when 'd' and 'y' come together?

• L sound

• K sound

• J sound

• T sound

In the sentence 'How's your back?', which sounds are assimilated?

• 't' and 'y'

• 'd' and 'y'

• 'k' and 'y'

• 's' and 'y'

What happens when 's' and 'y' sounds come together?

• They form a 'j' sound

• They form a 'z' sound

• They form a 'sh' sound

• They form a 'ch' sound

Which sentence demonstrates the 's' and 'y' assimilation?

• Would you mind?

• Could you help?

• How's your day?

• What's your name?

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