hi everyone Jennifer from Tarle speech with your two for Tuesday doing a new
series of classes and I'm going to have two or three words that are pronounced
exactly the same they are just spelled differently and have different meanings
so this is a super quick way to improve your pronunciation while learning three
two or three new vocabulary words today we're starting with three words and our
words today are scent a smell sent the past and past participle of to send and
cent which is one one-hundredth of a dollar so let's go ahead and take a look
at these words so again scent sent and cent and they are all pronounced sent
gotta love it right three words one pronunciation so we're gonna start by
saying the S sound and to do this the tip of your tongue can either be behind
your top teeth or point it a little bit down just don't touch your teeth and
keep that air moving out of your mouth next add the short eh sound and your
tongue is going to be about in the middle of your mouth relaxed mouth and
lips eh nice and short vowel and then we're going to move to the end n
do this by touching the tip of your tongue to the back of your top front
teeth while the air moves out of your nose
then pull your tongue down quickly sent to make sure you say that T sound scent
sent cent and let me look at my sentence so I can cheat she sent the
coupon for the one cent vanilla scent candle to her friend she sent the coupon
for the one cent vanilla scent coupon candle to her friend give it a try I
know people are going to notice the difference if you found this helpful we
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thank you so much I'll see you again next week