Tuesday! Two for Tuesday are homophones. These  are words that are pronounced exactly the same  

way. The words are pronounced the same. The  meanings and the spellings are different.

So our words today are: 

pier a dock and peer to look

I'm going to start off by saying I have another  video for pair pear and pare. These words are  

pronounced with the air vowel. PAIR. These R vowels get very confusing because of  

spelling. So again today we're talking about pier  and peer and to say these words correctly we're  

going to start with the p sound. P. Put your  lips together and open them up air puffs out.

Then we're going to move to that ear vowel.  To do this smile. Tongue is nice and high  

and then you're going to move to that "R" by  either popping the tongue down or flipping  

it back and the back of your tongue stays  high up. End with square tense lips: ear.

And now for a sentence: 

I love to peer at the ships  from the end of the pier.

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

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