How to Pronounce QUESTION -- American English Pronunciation

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of the word 'question', breaking it down into syllables and sounds. It covers the stress on the first syllable, the 'KW' consonant cluster, the air vowel, and the S and CH sounds. The tutorial includes a slow-motion demonstration and concludes with information on additional resources and subscription options.

What is the primary challenge in pronouncing the word 'question'?

• It has three syllables.

• The stress is on the second syllable.

• It is a homophone.

• It contains a difficult consonant cluster.

Which part of the tongue is involved in making the 'kW' sound?

• The middle part of the tongue

• The back part of the tongue

• The tip of the tongue

• The sides of the tongue

What happens to the jaw during the pronunciation of the Air Vowel?

• The jaw closes tightly.

• The jaw moves side to side.

• The jaw remains still.

• The jaw drops.

In the second syllable, what is unique about the 'CH' sound?

• It is silent.

• It involves a tongue tip release.

• It requires the lips to be tightly closed.

• It is pronounced as a 'T'.

What should you avoid doing when pronouncing the schwa in the word 'question'?

• Making a separate schwa sound

• Releasing the tongue from the roof of the mouth

• Dropping the jaw

• Touching the back of the bottom front teeth

What is the purpose of the slow-motion demonstration in the video?

• To compare different accents

• To demonstrate the volume of the voice

• To highlight the tongue and lip movements

• To show the speed of pronunciation

Where can you find more resources on American English pronunciation according to the video?

• On a different channel

• In a local library

• In the video description

• In a dictionary