Do you want to improve your pronunciation in English? Many learners have difficulty with vowel sounds in English. “Book” and “boot” have different vowel sounds, yet many learners pronounce them in the same way. In this lesson, I will teach you about two vowel sounds: oo and u. Learn how to make these sounds and see examples of words with these sounds in them. After watching, take my quiz to test your understanding.
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Mallva
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When you don’t know the word it is difficult to speak correctly.
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Henrique Alves
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That was a wonderful class because for us portuguese speakers is very difficult to notice these differences of sounds. Thank you Emma.
izabel gurnet
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Ahmedderd
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Mattika
Thank you very much Emma for your service, I have a question, do all of the engvid teachers accept to make new videos based on a question asked by a user of the site, like me for example?
I know a new video is not necessary to any questions, some could just be responded by a reply to the comment but for others a video would be great.
@eliseemichaud
We have a list of lessons requested by users, and any teacher can choose to make one into a video. The list is very long, but if you have an idea, we would love to hear it.
engVid Moderator
I understand, thank you very much. I often have questions about grammar rules, pronunciation, etc… Whenever I have one again, I will feel free to submit it.
By the way I want to say again a big thank you to all of you, if I can speak the way I do today, it’s also thanks to engvid, I’m endlessly grateful to you. You’re the best.
Keep it up !
@eliseemichaud
Ok, I just remembered one I had. It is:
What is the difference between look for, seek, search and research? And when can we use them?
@eliseemichaud
Thank you in advance ! ?
@eliseemichaud
That’s a good idea! I’ll add it to the list.
The short answer: the verbs “look for”, “seek”, and “search for” all basically mean “to try to find something”. “Research” is more like “study” – but studying something because you want to solve a problem or find something new. For example, you would look for your lost car keys, but you would research the history of your town. I hope this helps.
engVid Moderator
For example if I’m trying to find my
phone charger I lost in my house, I can say either say I’m looking for or seeking or searching for my phone charger but not research?
@eliseemichaud
Exactly!
(Another thing: “search” can be used transitively or intransitively.
Intransitive: “I’m searching for my phone charger.”
Transitive: “I searched the whole house and didn’t find my phone charger.”)
engVid Moderator
Thank you, my teacher, I understand the lesson but when can I use oo and u I mean what is the right situation to using them.
Mohamed Rayane Ben meziane
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sankarprosad007
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Allare1
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brennomacedo
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Transhumante
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Nelson Del
Pronunciation: the key to go ahead discovering English speaking possibilities. Thanks, Emma!
Isaias Menezes Silva
It’s very clear to me now thanks to you, thanks a lot !
@eliseemichaud
From time to time I have new questions, I really trust you, hopefully the fact I always ask you questions won’t bother or annoy you. I have 3 new questions which are:
First, what’s the difference between “on sale” and “for sale”? Second, I sometimes see the prepositions in and by followed by gerunds, for example, “in doing” or “by doing”, and also after the word while, like “while doing”? what’s the difference between these three? And third, I also notice as the end of a sentence, people often add “so”, for example, if you do so you will be blessed, I want to have some explanation about this, please.
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lailarose
From time to time I have new questions, I really trust you, hopefully the fact I always ask you questions won’t bother or annoy you. I have 3 new questions which are:
First, what’s the difference between “on sale” and “for sale”? Second, I sometimes see the prepositions in and by followed by gerunds, for example, “in doing” or “by doing”, and also after the word while, like “while doing”? what’s the difference between these three? And third, I also notice as the end of a sentence, people often add “so”, for example, if you do so you will be blessed, I want to have some explanation about this, please
@eliseemichaud
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vapc03
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ruponbasur
i look at my boot..
Thales80
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Fernando Colen
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mnosh1234
It’s very important trick, and now I’m understand when the people saw me one day that I finished to eat and I said I’m full but they understood me I’m fool.
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RobinCas
After watching this video I realized I was pronouncing those words wrong.
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PFig
A little bit confusing, I got _8/10
Klaus Atipo
I got 10 correct out of 10. Thanks for this video. I’m waiting for new pronunciation videos :)
kzlkayayusuf
This is really a great lesson. Thank Emma for this practical pronunciación lesson.By the way I got #8 wrong.I think would be great if in the future you give us another pronunciación practice lesson with more Words with the vocales ou. Thanks again and GBY..
Tomuler
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at first, thank you for all you do for us.
with your lessons we learn much and good.
Rafiqrajaa
10/10.
Thanks Emma.
abdulla1991
Thank you Emma
omar1616
Emma, How can I recognize how pronounce a word with a vowel sound oo (large or short) while I am reading ?
josecampo
Thank you so much Emma. I got 10 correct out of 10.
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90, I couldn’t watch!
Thank you so much we miss you
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Thank you. It is a very helpful lesson.
It’s great, many thanks.
Thank you Emma… very good lesson…
Cool! Now I know about differences.
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Hi! Guys who got 10 out of 10
Great I got 100% good lesson.
Thanks a lot Emma!!
Wow..Very important class … Pronouncing vowels in English is not easy … Thank you.
I got 100%. Thanks Emma !
Hi Emma and thank you for your work on this new Beginner Lesson. I have to say that I feel comfortable listening to your lesson because I have little difficulty understanding what you are saying.
I got 8/10 and wrong at the questions 2th and 3th because i don’t review, I’ll try carefully next time, thank Emma
Thank you very much. It has been very difficult for me to to distinguish these sounds
Thank you so much. I had a very good start.I go by more..
When you don’t know the word it is difficult to speak correctly.
Thanks so much Emma!
look in the book – the same vowel sound
Masha allah.
thanks a got 80%
am really pleased by lessons thanks so much
thanks so much for the pronunciation correction
Thanks, Emma!
thanks teacher
Hai iknw little bit English I want to know to improve English plz help me
Thanks Emma for helping a lot
I got 9
Thank you, i like it. this is very simple lesson
Thanks a lot Emma, you are the most beautiful teacher in the whole world.
I got 100/100.
I would like to learning a grammar with these teachers but when their class are starting I don’t know about the time of to begin the class
I like it very much.
Thank you very much….
i like your classes because i am learning american english so good with you
Do anybody want to practice with me English.
Yes do
your lesson is very nice. Thank you!
thank you so muchhhhh
That was a wonderful class because for us portuguese speakers is very difficult to notice these differences of sounds. Thank you Emma.
hello Emma am needed to learn English buy you thank you so much I am happy how can I speak to people that is my question am came you have GERD classes room
Thank you so much, Emma
Thanks, Regards from NI
Thank you Emma
Thank you very much Emma for your service, I have a question, do all of the engvid teachers accept to make new videos based on a question asked by a user of the site, like me for example?
I know a new video is not necessary to any questions, some could just be responded by a reply to the comment but for others a video would be great.
We have a list of lessons requested by users, and any teacher can choose to make one into a video. The list is very long, but if you have an idea, we would love to hear it.
I understand, thank you very much. I often have questions about grammar rules, pronunciation, etc… Whenever I have one again, I will feel free to submit it.
By the way I want to say again a big thank you to all of you, if I can speak the way I do today, it’s also thanks to engvid, I’m endlessly grateful to you. You’re the best.
Keep it up !
Ok, I just remembered one I had. It is:
What is the difference between look for, seek, search and research? And when can we use them?
Thank you in advance ! ?
That’s a good idea! I’ll add it to the list.
The short answer: the verbs “look for”, “seek”, and “search for” all basically mean “to try to find something”. “Research” is more like “study” – but studying something because you want to solve a problem or find something new. For example, you would look for your lost car keys, but you would research the history of your town. I hope this helps.
For example if I’m trying to find my
phone charger I lost in my house, I can say either say I’m looking for or seeking or searching for my phone charger but not research?
Exactly!
(Another thing: “search” can be used transitively or intransitively.
Intransitive: “I’m searching for my phone charger.”
Transitive: “I searched the whole house and didn’t find my phone charger.”)
Thank you, my teacher, I understand the lesson but when can I use oo and u I mean what is the right situation to using them.
I got 100%
thank you Emma
Thank you, Emma.
This was my first lesson, thanks. I have liked. Sorry for my bad writing. I don’t know if I have wrote my comment right. Thanks.
Cool ! I got 70%
Thank you Emma
I am also Persian speaking come to WhatsApp 09035121490
Thank’s Emma.
Pronunciation: the key to go ahead discovering English speaking possibilities. Thanks, Emma!
It’s very clear to me now thanks to you, thanks a lot !
From time to time I have new questions, I really trust you, hopefully the fact I always ask you questions won’t bother or annoy you. I have 3 new questions which are:
First, what’s the difference between “on sale” and “for sale”? Second, I sometimes see the prepositions in and by followed by gerunds, for example, “in doing” or “by doing”, and also after the word while, like “while doing”? what’s the difference between these three? And third, I also notice as the end of a sentence, people often add “so”, for example, if you do so you will be blessed, I want to have some explanation about this, please.
thank you very much
thanks a lot
Thank you Emma , hugs
Pretty cool.
It’s very nice.
Thank you so much, Emma
Thanks Emma.
From time to time I have new questions, I really trust you, hopefully the fact I always ask you questions won’t bother or annoy you. I have 3 new questions which are:
First, what’s the difference between “on sale” and “for sale”? Second, I sometimes see the prepositions in and by followed by gerunds, for example, “in doing” or “by doing”, and also after the word while, like “while doing”? what’s the difference between these three? And third, I also notice as the end of a sentence, people often add “so”, for example, if you do so you will be blessed, I want to have some explanation about this, please
Thks Emma I got 100%
Thank you for this wonderful video.
i look at my boot..
Thanks Emma!
thanks!
i got 90 correct,,thank you emma it’s a very helpful lesson
Me too
Arigatou Emma!
Thank you
Thanks. Emma!this is very helpful for me
Thanks
Thank you Emma,I got 90/100.
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i got 4 iam very week in english please help me
wanderfull
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Thank you so much
Hi Emma, its really interesting topic. Hoping for next pronunciation words.. ?
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Thanks Emma, great
tHANK YOU
Emma: I didn´t know that “oo” in English had different pronunciation. Thanks!!!
Thanks EmmaI got 10 out of 10.take care
Hi guys
Thank you very much Emma,I never forgot your very nice teaching.thanks again.
The best!
10/10
Emma, everything is clear.
Thanks a lot!!
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Thanks Emma. 10/10<3
Thanks
It’s very important trick, and now I’m understand when the people saw me one day that I finished to eat and I said I’m full but they understood me I’m fool.
Thank´s Emma.
After watching this video I realized I was pronouncing those words wrong.
THanks Emma
I got 10/10, thank you emma for your lesson
thanks.
Thanks, Teacher.
Your classes are great.
100You got 10 correct out of 10.
:D
Thank you, Emma.
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8/10 ^^
Thank you so much Teacher Emma.
You’re teacher, share it, and I’m glad I chose you
thank you
Thanks,Emma
Thanks
Thanks a lot Emma. (Azores islands, 20may2021);
A little bit confusing, I got _8/10
I got 10 correct out of 10. Thanks for this video. I’m waiting for new pronunciation videos :)
This is really a great lesson. Thank Emma for this practical pronunciación lesson.By the way I got #8 wrong.I think would be great if in the future you give us another pronunciación practice lesson with more Words with the vocales ou. Thanks again and GBY..
thank you very much.
very useful lesson, thx
thank you so much ma’am
at first, thank you for all you do for us.
with your lessons we learn much and good.
10/10.
Thanks Emma.
Thank you Emma
Emma, How can I recognize how pronounce a word with a vowel sound oo (large or short) while I am reading ?
Thank you so much Emma. I got 10 correct out of 10.
Tks Emma. 10/10
thank you very match; i learn a lot with you