Understanding Native English Questions

What is a common challenge non-native speakers face when interacting with native English speakers?

• Understanding English grammar

• Understanding English literature

• Understanding fast-spoken questions

• Understanding written English

How do native speakers often modify the phrase 'What are you doing?'?

• Whatcha doing?

• What are doing?

• What you doing?

• What doing?

What is a common change made to the word 'you' in fast-spoken English?

• It is changed to 'yu'

• It is changed to 'yo'

• It is changed to 'ye'

• It is changed to 'ya'

What is a common feature of fast-spoken English regarding -ing verbs?

• The 'g' is often dropped

• The 'i' is often dropped

• The 'g' is often pronounced

• The 'n' is often pronounced

How is the question 'Who do you like?' often shortened in casual speech?

• Who ya like?

• Who like?

• Who do like?

• Who you like?

What sound does 'you' sometimes change to in the phrase 'When did you go?'?

• A 'ja' sound

• A 'wa' sound

• A 'da' sound

• A 'ya' sound

How is 'Where is she?' commonly shortened in spoken English?

• Where she is?

• Where is?

• Where's she?

• Where she?

What is a recommended method to improve pronunciation according to the video?

• Watching movies

• Recording and listening to your own voice

• Listening to music

• Reading more books

What is the benefit of recording your voice when practicing English?

• It improves your grammar

• It allows you to hear your pronunciation

• It makes you speak faster

• It helps you memorize vocabulary

What should you focus on when practicing fast-spoken English phrases?

• Saying them perfectly

• Understanding them

• Writing them down

• Ignoring them