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

are pronounced the same way. They are spelled  differently and they have different meanings.

So our words today are guest a person who was  

invited to an event and guessed an estimate.

Here are the words.

So to say these words correctly  we're going to start with that g  

sound. G. To make a g sound the tip of your tongue  is way low in the bottom of your mouth. The back  

of your tongue is pulled up. It can be touching  the roof of your mouth in some cases. G G G

Next we're going to move to that short EH sound.  

And to do this you're going to have an  open mouth and the tip of your tongue  

is just going to be peeking out between  your top and your bottom teeth. EH EH EH

Next we're going to move to that s. sssss. Air  is going to move out of the mouth. The tip of  

your tongue can either be slightly pointed down or  behind your top front teeth. It is not touching.

Then we are going to touch  the teeth for that t. T.

Put it all together: G EH S T 

guest guessed guest guessed 

guest guessed guest guessed

And now for a sentence:

The guest guessed the surprise.

Give it a try I know people are  going to notice the difference!

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All the best everyone have an amazing week!