How to Pronounce the Idiom: 'Spread the Word' -- American English

The video reflects on the year 2010, expressing gratitude to the community of Rachel's English. It introduces the idiom 'spread the word', explaining its meaning and usage with examples. The video encourages viewers to share Rachel's English with others. A detailed pronunciation guide for the phrase 'spread the word' is provided, breaking down each sound and syllable.

What does the speaker hope to achieve in 2011 with Rachel's English?

• To write a book about idioms

• To quit her job and focus solely on Rachel's English

• To travel around the world

• To start a new YouTube channel

What does the idiom 'spread the word' mean?

• To keep a secret

• To tell a few people

• To share information with many people

• To write a letter

Which of the following is an example of spreading the word?

• Posting an event on social media for everyone to see

• Telling only your best friend about a party

• Sending a letter to one person

• Writing a private diary entry

What is the first sound in the pronunciation of 'spread'?

• A silent letter

• A single consonant

• A consonant cluster

• A vowel sound

How does the tongue move to produce the 'D' sound in 'word'?

• It stays flat

• It touches the roof of the mouth and pulls down

• It curls back

• It moves to the side