These are words that are homophones  and pronounced exactly the same way.  

They have different spellings  and different meanings.

Our words today are warn: to inform of possible  danger and worn: which means damaged, tired,  

or the past participle of to wear.

So to say these words correctly we have three  sounds. We're going to start with a w - wwww.  

Your lips are very puckered and your  tongue is just flat in your mouth.

Next we're going to move to the or. The good  news is your lips are already puckered for the  

w. Now you just need to pull them back into a  square tense shape as you move the tip of your  

tongue down or flip it back and the back of your  tongue is going to be pulled up high. or or or

And then you're going to end with the n sound.  

Tip of the tongue touches the back of the  top front teeth. Air moves out of your nose.

Let's put that all together!

w or worn worn worn worn worn worn worn

And now for a sentence:

The clerk tried to warn the customer that some  of the clothes for sale had already been worn.

Give it a try people are going to  notice the difference. If you found  

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