ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION AND ACCENT TRAINING: Detailed Analysis of American speech Part 3

The video tutorial explores various aspects of American English pronunciation, focusing on the dropping of the T sound in phrases like 'it was' and the reduction of the word 'was'. It emphasizes the importance of stress and pitch in speech, particularly on adjectives, and discusses the use of thought groups with words like 'but'. The tutorial also covers the pronunciation of stop T and schwa N sequences in words such as 'important' and 'mountain'. Additionally, it highlights the significance of linking words to achieve smooth speech in English.

What is the significance of dropping the 'T' sound in certain phrases?

How does the speaker describe the word 'delicious' in terms of pitch?

How does the speaker illustrate the concept of stress in syllables?

What does the speaker mean by 'stop T' and how is it used?

What examples does the speaker provide to demonstrate the 'T schwa N' sequence?

In what context does the speaker mention the phrase 'we had an amazing weekend'?

What is the effect of linking consonants to vowels in speech according to the speaker?