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Learn and practice 50 tongue twisters to improve your pronunciation and fluency in English. Tongue twisters are sentences that use alliteration to repeat the same sound, such as "Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers".
Have fun saying tongue twisters in English. Saying tongue twisters can be difficult at first, so don't worry if you can't do it very well to begin with. Just keep practising and have fun!
- Beginner Tongue Twisters in English
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1. I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream
Notice the similar sounds in “I scream” and “ice cream.” This well-known tongue twister will help you practice thes sound and the soft c sound. Vocabulary: 1. Scream:to say something or make a sound in a very loud voice 2. Ice cream:a frozen food that’s sweet and usually made of milk or cream
2. Cooks cook cupcakes quickly
This short tongue twister will help you with the hard k sound, like in “cook,” and the kw sound in “quickly.” Vocabulary: 1. Cooks: people who cook, usually as a job 2. Quickly:fast
3. Seventy-seven benevolent elephants
For all of those having trouble with the v sound,this is the tongue twister for you. Vocabulary: 1. Benevolent:kind, not selfish 2. Elephants:large gray animals with tusks, a trunk and big ears
23. She sells seashells by the seashore
This tongue twister is very popular. It will help you with the s and shsounds. Vocabulary: 1. Seashells:the hard things that some sea animals live in 2. Seashore:the beach
24. Frivolously fanciful Franny fried fresh fish furiously
This one covers fr and l, two sounds that are commonly mispronounced by English learners. Vocabulary: 1. Frivolously:not seriously 2. Fanciful:unrealistic 3. Furiously:done in a very angry way
25. Betty bought some butter but the butter was bitter, so Betty bought some better butter to make the bitter butter better
It’s clear that this one is great for practicing the b sound. It’s also perfect for those having trouble with thet and r sounds. Vocabulary: 1. Butter:a soft, pale yellow food that’s made from milk, usually put on bread or used when cooking 2. Bitter:a sharp taste that’s not sweet at all
40. Fred fed Ted bread and Ted fed Fred bread
This one can easily trip up native English speakers! You’ll work on the f and t sounds, as well as the consonant clusters fr and br. Vocabulary: 1. Fed:past tense of “feed,” meaning to give someone food 2. Bread:a common type of food that’s made from flour and water
41. Sixth sick Sheikh’s sixth sheep sick
This one is very good for practicing the s sound. You also get the ks sound like in “sixth,” the sh sound like in “sheep” and theth sound like in “sixth.” Vocabulary: 1. Sheikh:an elderly scholar or leader (originally an Arabic word) 2. Sick:not feeling well or not healthy
42. A skunk sat on a stump and thunk the stump stunk but the stump thunk the skunk stunk
This tongue twister is great for getting used to saying the consonant clusters st and sk. Vocabulary: 1. Stump:the part of a tree that’s left in the ground after you cut it down 2. Thunk:to hit with a dull, flat sound
If you want to focus on a specific sound in English, you can check out this chart to find an appropriate tongue twister: And here are some tips on how to get the most out of these tongue twisters: 1. Repeat, repeat, repeat. You probably won’t pronounce everything correctly the first time. When it comes to tongue twisters, repetition is key(very imp...
Learn and practice English pronunciation with 50 tongue twisters that are fun and challenging. Each tongue twister has audio, vocabulary and explanations to help you improve your speech.
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12 de ene. de 2024 · Descubre 14 trabalenguas (tongue twisters) para practicar tu articulación y pronunciación en inglés. ¡Seguro que te confundes!
Tongue twisters are a series of similar-sounding words that are hard to pronounce when followed by each other. The trick of tongue twisters is that they cleverly use the most challenging sounds in English and pair them in combinations of two or three.
21 de ago. de 2024 · English tongue twisters are fun phrases that can help you develop your English pronunciation and grammar. Tongue twisters are difficult to pronounce because the words and phrases repeat similar sounds. For instance, “She sells seashells by the seashore,” focuses on repeating the sh and s sounds.
A tongue twister is a phrase or sentence that is designed to be tricky to say correctly. It is even more difficult when you try to say it quickly and repeatedly. Most tongue twisters are made up of alliteration (repetition of words that sound very similar) and consonant clusters.
