Homophones are words that are spelled differently  but they are pronounced the same way. Our words  

today are sore which means painful or a wound  on the body and soar which means to fly or rise  

rapidly. To say these words correctly, two little  sounds, let's start with that s. Tip of the tongue  

is down back of the tongue is pulled up or the tip  of the tongue is just behind the top front teeth.  

Air is moving out of the mouth.

Next we're going to end with that or  sound. To do that, pucker those lips,  

and then move to square tense lips  for that r part of the vowel: or

For that R ending the tip of your tongue is  either down or flipped back it is not touching.

Let's put that all together sore soar sore 

soar sore soar sore soar sore

And now for a sentence:

Without pain medication for  the sore, the pain will soar.

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