Eva Easton's American English Pronunciation

American English Pronunciation

Vowel Sound /ʊ/

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Vowel sounds are made inside the mouth and are voiced.
You vibrate your vocal cords to make the sound.

In this lesson, we answer a question.
Where do you find vowel sound /ʊ/?

And now it’s your turn.
Which word has vowel sound /ʊ/?

1. 

Whose book is this?

2. 

Astronaut Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon in 1969.

3. 

Your Christmas cookies are always super.

4. 

I'm going to cook soup for dinner today.

5. 

I'm looking for a used textbook, not a new one.

6. 

The birds flew into the bushes.

7. 

On the way to Worcester, Massachusetts, I drove through a park.

8. 

Who is that woman?

9. 

I normally put two teaspoons of sugar in my coffee but today I only put one.

10. 

Look. Look. Look at the balloon in the air.

11. 

I could be there by noon, or 12:30 at the latest.

12. 

This food is especially good.

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