Stress and Intonation in Questions

This video tutorial focuses on practicing the American pronunciation of information questions like 'what else', 'where else', and 'when else'. It explains the intonation patterns, pronunciation changes, and stress on important words. The tutorial provides examples and practice questions to help learners improve their pronunciation skills. The video concludes with a prompt to subscribe for more practice.

What is the main focus of the video tutorial?

• Improving listening skills

• Understanding English grammar

• Practicing American pronunciation

• Learning new vocabulary

What happens to the intonation in information questions?

• It varies randomly

• It remains flat

• It goes up at the end

• It goes down at the end

Which word is stressed in the question 'What else does he like?'

• What

• Else

• Like

• Does

How is the 't' in 'what else' pronounced?

• As a 'k'

• As a 'd'

• As a 't'

• It is silent

In the question 'What else does she like?', which word is stressed?

• Like

• Does

• Else

• What

What happens to the 't' in 'what else' when pronounced?

• It is pronounced as 'k'

• It is pronounced as 'd'

• It is pronounced as 't'

• It is silent

What is the past tense question introduced in the video?

• What will she do?

• What does she do?

• What is she doing?

• What did she do?

In the question 'What else did she do?', which word is stressed?

• What

• Else

• Did

• Do

How is the 't' in 'what else' pronounced in past tense questions?

• It is silent

• As a 'k'

• As a 'd'

• As a 't'

What is the question word used in 'Where else did you go?'

• Where

• When

• What

• Why