hi everyone Jennifer from Tarle speech with your two for Tuesday we have five
words today so let's jump right in I'm not going to get into definitions our
two main words are seed and cede these two words are pronounced exactly the
same you start with the S sound to do this the tip of your tongue is behind
your top front teeth or slightly pointed down and the air is continuously moving
out of your mouth we're then going to move to that long e sound by smiling and
your tongue is high in flatten your mouth and then end with the D - to do
this touch the tip of your tongue to the back of your top front teeth the air
puffs out slightly and your voice box is on so we have seed and cede we've got a
great question from a student do seeded seated and ceded do they all sound the
same they do and here is why when we have the word seated with the T sound
seat because we have a voiced sound here and then this Ed ending we are going
to change that T to a D so we have seeded seated and ceded so you can
think about saying those words see and then ending with did seated seated
seated let's try all those words together seed cede seeded seated cedeed
I do have a class on that Ed ending if you are interested I'll post that in the
link below and I even have a longer option on udemy that will be posting
soon so good luck everybody give it a try I know people are going to notice
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