How to Pronounce USED TO in American English

This video tutorial by Rachel's English focuses on the pronunciation of the phrases 'used to' and 'supposed to'. It provides a detailed breakdown of the phonetic elements involved in pronouncing 'used to', including the use of schwa and the simplification of sounds. The video includes examples and practice sentences to help viewers understand and practice the correct pronunciation. It concludes with a call to action for viewers to engage with more content and resources available on Rachel's English platform.

In what context might the pronunciation of 'supposed to' change, and why?

What is the difference in pronunciation of 'used to' when it appears at the end of a sentence compared to when it is in the middle?

What is the significance of the schwa sound in the phrase 'used to'?

Describe the tongue position required to pronounce the diphthong in 'used to'.

How does the pronunciation of 'used to' differ when it is used in a sentence compared to when it is pronounced alone?

Explain how the sound changes when connecting 'used to' with the word 'to'.

What simplification occurs in the pronunciation of 'used to' when it is followed by 'to'?