Hi everyone jennifer from tarle's speech with your two for Tuesday.
Today is actually a three for Tuesday. We have three homophones which are three
words that are spelled differently but are pronounced the same way.
Our words are heel heal and he'll. Heel is the back part of the bottom of your foot.
Heal means to become healthy and he'll is short for he will.
So to say these words correctly we're going to do the same thing for all three words.
We're going to start with the h hhhh.
To do this relax your mouth and you're going to let the air puff out.
Move to the long e by smiling. You're going to have a high
flat tongue your mouth is in a smile and you're going to make that vowel nice and long.
And then you're going to touch the tip of your tongue to the
back of your top front teeth for the l. lll. Make sure that your lips stay back a little
bit you don't want to pucker them like this you want to keep them back more in the smile shape.
And that will help you say that l let's put it all together.
h eel h eel heel heel heel heel heal he'll And now for a sentence:
he'll heal his heel by staying off of his foot he'll heal his heel by staying off of his foot
Give it a try people are going to notice the difference. If you found this helpful we'd
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