"We", "will", "what", "where", "very", "visit", "work", "video", "twenty", "seven": V and W are everywhere in English. Many Indian speakers use one sound for both letters, a sound that sits between English V and W. Others keep V and W apart, and some use a B-like sound for V. What you will learn: • The in-between sound • What it sounds like: pairs that merge • Not everyone merges them • B for V • V and W in the middle and at the end of words • The "WH" question words • W after another consonant: tw, qu, SW • A special note on "one" • Practice: decode the sentence • Listening strategies • Self-check questions to test your ear Level: B1–B2. Self-study: listen, then take the quizzes. Audio voiced with AI from an original script by Dr. Rashmi R Nair.