How to Pronounce INTERVIEW -- American Pronunciation

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of the word 'interview'. It explains how the T sound can be dropped when it follows an N, providing examples like 'center' and 'internet'. The tutorial covers syllable stress, vowel sounds, and consonant sounds, emphasizing tongue positioning and lip relaxation. It concludes with practice sentences and encourages viewers to engage with additional resources on Rachel's English website.

What happens to the 'T' sound in the word 'interview' when it follows an 'N'?

• It becomes silent.

• It is replaced by an 'S' sound.

• It is pronounced more strongly.

• It changes to a 'D' sound.

Which syllable is stressed in the word 'interview'?

• The first syllable

• None of the syllables

• The third syllable

• The second syllable

How should the lips be positioned when pronouncing the initial vowel sound in 'interview'?

• Wide open

• Relaxed

• Tightly closed

• Pursed

What is the correct position of the tongue for the 'V' sound in 'interview'?

• Resting on the lower lip

• Making contact with the bottom of the top teeth

• Behind the bottom teeth

• Touching the roof of the mouth

What is suggested as a practice activity for mastering the pronunciation of 'interview'?

• Reading a book aloud

• Writing the word repeatedly

• Making a sentence with the word and recording it

• Listening to music