Emphasis in English Phrases

The video tutorial focuses on teaching six common greeting phrases in English. Each phrase is explained with emphasis on pronunciation and stress patterns. The phrases include 'How is it going?', 'What have you been up to?', 'How have you been?', 'Long time no see', 'How's your day going?', and 'How are things?'. The tutorial concludes with a thank you message and a call to action for viewers to subscribe.

What is the main focus of today's class?

• Exclamatory phrases

• Question phrases

• Greeting phrases

• Farewell phrases

In the phrase 'How is it going?', which word is emphasized?

• How

• Is

• It

• Going

How should 'How's it going?' be pronounced?

• With stress on 'how's'

• With stress on 'how'

• With stress on 'going'

• With stress on 'it'

Which word is stressed in 'What have you been up to?'

• What

• Have

• Been

• Up

How should 'What have you been up to?' be pronounced?

• With stress on 'have'

• With stress on 'to'

• With stress on 'been'

• With stress on 'what'

In 'How have you been?', which word carries the stress?

• You

• Have

• How

• Been

How should 'How have you been?' be pronounced?

• With stress on 'have'

• With stress on 'been'

• With stress on 'how'

• With stress on 'you'

Which word is emphasized in 'Long time no see'?

• Long

• No

• Time

• See

How should 'Long time no see' be pronounced?

• With stress on 'see'

• With stress on 'no'

• With stress on 'time'

• With stress on 'long'

In 'How's your day going?', which word is stressed?

• How's

• Your

• Going

• Day