100 MOST COMMON WORDS IN ENGLISH (8/11) Part 2

The video tutorial covers the pronunciation and stress patterns of common English words: 'come', 'it's', 'its', 'over', 'think', and 'also'. It explains the differences between 'it's' and 'its', the relaxed vowel in 'come', the unstressed nature of 'over', the TH sound in 'think', and the dark L in 'also'. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of correct pronunciation and stress in understanding and using these words effectively.

What is the correct pronunciation of the word 'come'?

• With a tense vowel

• With a relaxed vowel

• With a silent K

• With a stressed M

How is the contraction 'it's' different from 'its'?

• Both show possession

• 'It's' shows possession, 'its' is a contraction

• 'It's' is a contraction, 'its' shows possession

• Both are contractions

What happens to the vowel sound in the word 'over'?

• It is absorbed by the R

• It is stressed

• It is pronounced clearly

• It is dropped

Which word is usually unstressed in a sentence?

• Come

• Over

• Think

• Also

What is a common mistake when pronouncing the word 'think'?

• Using a K sound

• Using an S sound

• Using a silent H

• Using a voiced TH

What is the characteristic of the L sound in 'also'?

• It is a light L

• It is a stressed L

• It is a silent L

• It is a dark L

What is the effect of the Ng sound on the vowel in 'think'?

• It makes the vowel sound like E

• It makes the vowel sound like A

• It makes the vowel sound like O

• It makes the vowel sound like U