It's Jennifer from Tarle speech with  your two for Tuesday homophone lesson.

Homophones are words that are spelled differently, have different meanings but are pronounced  exactly the same way.

So it's a bogo: buy one get one free!

Our words are: swayed which means to rock  

back and forth or to persuade and suede leather with a soft surface

To say these words correctly let's start  with that s sound. To do this tip of the  

tongue is either pointed down or it's behind  those top front teeth. It's not touching.  

Air continues out for that s sound. You can  see my lips are pulled back a little tiny bit  

then what I'm going to do is  move to a pucker for that w w.

Then I'm going to open for that long a  

and then move to a smile. When I open the  tip of my tongue is low back of my tongue  

is high up. As I move to the smile my tongue  is going to end high and flat in my mouth.

Then I'm going to touch the tip  of my tongue to the back of my  

top front teeth for that d - d and  pull it down while the air puffs out.

Let's put it all together suede

suede suede suede suede suede suede

And now for a sentence:

He could not be swayed to buy the suede jacket.

Give it a try people will notice the difference!

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