actually have three today we have I'll the contraction aisle a row in a building

or in a store and Isle a small island of course three definitions three spellings

one pronunciation so to say these words correctly we have lots of silent letters

today we only have two sounds we have the long I and to make this vowel

you're going to open your mouth super wide and your tongue tip is going to be

low in your mouth with the back pulled up and then you're going to move your

mouths to a smile and the tongue to a high flat position in the mouth I then

we're gonna end with the l to do this touch the tip of your tongue to the back

of your top front teeth l-l I-l I-l yes you probably do hear a little bit of a sound

in there but if you think about saying only these two sounds the I and then

moving to that L smoothly you should be fine I'll aisle isle aisle I'll aisle

and let's give it a try in a sentence I'll enjoy browsing the aisles in the

store while on vacation on the isle give it a try

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