English Sounds - SH [_] and ZH [_] Consonants - How to make the SH and ZH Consonants

This video tutorial teaches how to pronounce the SH and consonant sounds, focusing on mouth position and sound production. It provides a close-up and slow-motion demonstration, followed by examples of the SH sound in words like 'shop', 'wish', and 'Asia'. Viewers are encouraged to practice with example words such as 'should', 'special', and 'measure'. The tutorial concludes with a thank you to the audience for using Rachel's English.

What is the main difference between unvoiced and voiced sounds?

• Unvoiced sounds use vocal cords, voiced sounds do not.

• Unvoiced sounds are silent, voiced sounds are loud.

• Unvoiced sounds only use air, voiced sounds use vocal cords.

• Unvoiced sounds are faster, voiced sounds are slower.

Which part of the tongue is involved in producing the SH sound?

• The front middle part of the tongue is close to the roof of the mouth.

• The back of the tongue touches the throat.

• The sides of the tongue touch the teeth.

• The tip of the tongue touches the roof of the mouth.

In which word is the SH sound at the beginning?

• Wish

• Asia

• Shop

• Measure

Which word contains the SH sound in the middle?

• Shop

• Garage

• Wish

• Asia

What is the purpose of repeating example words in the video?

• To practice and master the SH sound

• To improve spelling skills

• To memorize the words

• To learn new vocabulary