In this video, Hira introduces two diphthongs: 'ear' pronounced as 'ear' and 'air'. She explains that there are no strict rules for when to use each pronunciation, so she suggests creating word lists to help learners memorize them. The video provides examples of words for both pronunciations and encourages viewers to take screenshots for reference. The session concludes with a call to action for viewers to like, subscribe, and engage with the channel.

What is the main topic introduced in the video?

• Diphthongs

• Science experiments

• Grammar rules

• Mathematics

Which two diphthongs are discussed in the video?

• ear and air

• oa and ou

• ea and ai

• ie and ei

What is the challenge with pronouncing 'ear' and 'air'?

• There are too many rules

• There are no rules

• They are not used in English

• They sound the same

What is the suggested method to learn the pronunciation of 'ear' and 'air'?

• Memorize rules

• Use a dictionary

• Ignore the differences

• Create word lists

Which word is pronounced with the 'ear' sound?

• Pair

• Ear

• Tear

• Bear

Which of the following words is pronounced with the 'ear' sound?

• Swear

• Fear

• Bear

• Pair

What does the word 'gear' mean?

• A type of fruit

• A type of clothing

• A machine part or protection

• A type of animal

Which word is NOT pronounced with the 'ear' sound?

• Near

• Dear

• Clear

• Bear

Which word is pronounced with the 'air' sound?

• Fear

• Clear

• Dear

• Where

What does the word 'bear' mean in one of its uses?

• A type of fruit

• A type of clothing

• An animal or to endure

• A machine part