Vocabulary: Clothes Part 2

The video tutorial covers the pronunciation of various clothing items, including 'dress', 'jumper', 'sweater', 'jeans', 'shorts', 'swimwear', 'suits', and 'pantyhose'. It provides tips on handling different consonant clusters and vowel sounds, emphasizing the importance of pronunciation in unstressed syllables and the use of flap T. The tutorial also explains the differences between similar clothing items, such as jumpers and rompers, and discusses the pronunciation nuances of each term.

What is the difference between a jumper and a dress?

How do you pronounce the E-R ending sounds in 'jumper'?

What is a flap T and how is it used in the word 'sweater'?

What are the characteristics of maternity jeans?

Explain the difference between 'clothes' and 'close'.

Describe the pronunciation of the word 'pants' when followed by a nasal consonant.

What is the significance of the silent H in 'khakis'?

How is the T-R cluster pronounced in 'swim trunks'?

What is a rash guard and what is its purpose?

What are the differences between a suit and a blazer?