Understanding the /p/ Sound

This video tutorial introduces the /p/ sound, a voiceless bilabial stop, explaining its production using both lips without vocal cords. It provides examples of words with the /p/ sound at the beginning, middle, and end. The video also mentions additional resources and ways to contact the English Language Club for further learning.

Which of the following words contains the /p/ sound?

• cat

• dog

• fish

• place

What is the /p/ sound classified as?

• Voiced bilabial stop

• Voiceless bilabial stop

• Voiceless alveolar stop

• Voiced alveolar stop

How is the /p/ sound produced?

• By using the tongue

• By using both lips to block the mouth and then releasing air

• By using the vocal cords

• By using the teeth

What is the primary characteristic of the /p/ sound?

• It is a stop sound

• It is a nasal sound

• It is a fricative sound

• It is voiced

Which of the following words does NOT start with the /p/ sound?

• potato

• apple

• provide

• program

Which of the following words starts with the /p/ sound?

• point

• keep

• up

• group

Which word has the /p/ sound in the middle?

• happen

• keep

• up

• group

Identify the word with the /p/ sound at the end.

• help

• important

• people

• appear

Which of the following words contains the /p/ sound in the middle?

• appear

• company

• power

• part

Where can you find additional resources and live classes for learning English sounds?

• Twitter

• Facebook

• English Language Club website

• YouTube