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. 

This food is especially good.

3. 

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

4. 

I'm going to cook soup for dinner today.

5. 

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

6. 

Your Christmas cookies are always super.

7. 

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

8. 

The birds flew into the bushes.

9. 

Astronaut Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon in 1969.

10. 

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

11. 

Who is that woman?

12. 

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

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