How to Pronounce In the Loop - Idiom - American English

The video tutorial explains the idiom 'in the loop', meaning to stay informed or connected. It provides pronunciation tips, focusing on the sounds and stress patterns in the phrase. The tutorial encourages viewers to practice and offers additional resources for learning English.

What does the idiom 'in the loop' mean?

• To be confused

• To be in a circular path

• To be informed or connected

• To be excluded from information

Which part of the phrase 'in the loop' is stressed?

• The word 'the'

• The word 'in'

• The word 'loop'

• None of the words

What is a tip for connecting the words 'in the' smoothly?

• Move the tongue between the teeth

• Avoid using the schwa sound

• Make the NNTH sound at the same time

• Emphasize the TH sound strongly

What should you do to pronounce the 'L' in 'loop' correctly?

• Press the tongue against the teeth

• Bend the tongue tip to the roof of the mouth

• Round your lips

• Keep the tongue flat

What does the video suggest you do to practice the idiom 'in the loop'?

• Ignore it

• Write an essay about it

• Record yourself using it

• Translate it into another language