How to Pronounce PROBABLY - American English

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of the word 'probably'. It breaks down the word into its syllables, explaining the pronunciation of each part, including common reductions to two syllables like 'probly' and 'prolly'. The tutorial encourages viewers to practice by creating their own sentences and sharing them. Additional resources for further learning are also provided.

What is the syllable structure of the word 'probably' as introduced in the video?

• Three syllables, with the last syllable stressed

• Two syllables, with the first syllable stressed

• Four syllables, with the second syllable stressed

• Three syllables, with the first syllable stressed

Which consonant cluster is used at the beginning of the word 'probably'?

• br

• pr

• fr

• tr

What is the vowel sound in the first syllable of 'probably'?

• The 'e' as in 'bed'

• The 'a' as in 'cat'

• The 'r' as in 'father'

• The 'i' as in 'sit'

How is the word 'probably' commonly reduced in casual speech?

• Prolly and pro

• Probly and prob

• Prob and pro

• Prolly and probly

What does the instructor encourage viewers to do after learning the pronunciation?

• Draw a picture representing the word

• Create a song using the word

• Record a video response using the word

• Write a paragraph using the word