How to Pronounce FOR SURE -- American English Pronunciation

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of the phrase 'for sure' as part of a sentence study series. It provides a detailed breakdown of the sounds involved, including the F, R, and SH sounds, and offers tips on transitioning between these sounds. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of stress and pitch in pronunciation. It concludes with additional resources for further learning.

What is the main focus of the phrase 'for sure' in a sentence?

• The word 'sure' is emphasized.

• The word 'for' is emphasized.

• Both words are equally emphasized.

• Neither word is emphasized.

Which part of the mouth is involved in producing the 'F' sound?

• The tongue tip touches the teeth.

• The lips are rounded.

• The bottom lip touches the top front teeth.

• The tongue touches the roof of the mouth.

How should the tongue be positioned for the 'R' sound?

• The tongue should be flat against the roof of the mouth.

• The tongue should be relaxed and touching the bottom of the mouth.

• The tongue should pull back without touching anything.

• The tongue tip should touch the teeth.

What is the key transition when moving from 'R' to 'SH' in 'for sure'?

• The jaw should drop significantly.

• The tongue should touch the roof of the mouth.

• The teeth should be slightly apart.

• The lips should be tightly closed.

What happens to the pitch of the voice on the last syllable of 'for sure'?

• The pitch rises.

• The pitch fluctuates.

• The pitch remains constant.

• The pitch falls.