hey everybody this is jennifer from
tarle speech with your two
for tuesday today's words are very
to put something in the ground that
could be a treasure it could also be a
body and you can also
refer to putting a person in a tomb as
berry and then also berry which
is the fruit so we have the fruit and
then to put something
in the ground these two words are
pronounced exactly
the same yes they are pronounced exactly
the same
spelled differently different meanings
pronounced the same
so to say these two words correctly
we're going to start with the b
sound just put your lips together
and let the air puff out as you open
your mouth
then move to that long air
vowel to do this you are going to open
your mouth very wide
and then you are going to close your
mouth
as you close your mouth
your mouth is going to become square and
tense
air
at the same time for those of you who
struggle with this
r vowel what you are going to do is your
tongue tip is going to be low
and the back of your tongue is going to
be pulled up to start
keep your tongue way up towards the roof
of your mouth
the back of your tongue and keep
the front of your tongue your tongue tip
away from your teeth you do not want to
touch your teeth
with your tongue your tongue will not
touch can either be pointed down
or flipped back for the end of that
vowel
air air
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air and then your mouth is almost that
there
smile a little bit more and your tongue
will be nice and high and flat
and then say the long e
berry put it all together
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barry berry berry
and now for a sentence
he wants to bury the treasure next to
the berry bush he wants to bury the
treasure
next to the berry bush give it a try i
know people are going to notice the
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