Fast English: study of N'T contractions - 3 kinds (actually 4) + QUIZ

The video tutorial focuses on the natural pronunciation of N'T contractions in English. It covers various ways to pronounce these contractions, including the stop T, dropped T, and Ch sound. The tutorial provides examples and a quiz to help learners practice and understand the most common pronunciations, aiming to improve their spoken English skills.

What is the focus of the video tutorial?

• Learning new vocabulary

• Accent training with contractions

• Grammar rules

• Writing skills

Which of the following is NOT an N apostrophe T contraction?

• Aren't

• Isn't

• Haven't

• Willn't

What is the least common pronunciation of 'don't'?

• With a full T sound

• With a stop T

• With a dropped T

• With a Ch sound

In the phrase 'don't bother', what is a common pronunciation?

• With a stop T

• With a silent T

• With a full T sound

• With a Ch sound

When is the T sound often dropped in contractions?

• When at the end of a sentence

• When followed by a vowel

• When in the middle of a word

• When followed by a consonant

What sound does the T in 'don't you' often change to?

• A K sound

• A silent sound

• A Ch sound

• A D sound

Which word combination often results in a Ch sound?

• Don't you

• Isn't it

• Can't be

• Won't have

What is the purpose of the quiz section in the video?

• To assess understanding of contraction pronunciations

• To evaluate grammar rules

• To test vocabulary knowledge

• To practice writing skills

How many pronunciations of N apostrophe T contractions are discussed?

• Five

• Four

• Three

• Two

What is a recommended exercise to improve pronunciation?

• Memorizing rules

• Listening to examples

• Reading aloud

• Writing sentences