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

We have some fun words today. We have the word

whoa which is an exclamation um of alarm and

woe which is sorrow or distress

Two sounds in these words. We're  going to start with that w.  

To do that pucker your lips. Tongue is just flat  in the middle of the mouth. There's not much  

space for it to be anywhere else. And then we're  gonna add that o. To do that you're gonna open  

your mouth in a wide oval and then move to a  pucker. Again your tongue will move to low in  

the front, high in the back, and then end up  right flat in the middle of the mouth again.

Let's put it all together: w-o whoa woe whoa woe whoa

And now for a sentence: whoa I've had enough of  your tales of woe. Give it a try I know people  

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