Tongue twisters | Pronunciation
Basically, a tongue twister is a short sentence that repeats the same sound several times, which can be challenging for anyone to say. We learn them when we're young because they're often funny to say, but they're also really helpful when we're learning a language.
For example, if you find the sounds /r/ and /l/ hard to say, try saying this tongue twister quickly: "Red lorry, yellow lorry". Now say it faster many times!
This series of video lessons will give you examples of popular tongue twisters to help you practise the most challenging sounds in English. Listen to them slowly, then try to repeat them. Start slowly, then try to speed up. Good luck!
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Seth at Sainsburys sells thick socks
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Four furious friends fought furiously for the phone
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Betty loves the velvet vest best
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Patty baked a big apple pie for Peter's birthday party
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Two tiny tigers took two taxis to town
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How can a clam cram in a clean cream can?
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Rhys watched Ross switch his Irish wristwatch for a Swiss wristwatch
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The thirty-three thieves thought that they thrilled the throne
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Singing Sammy sung songs on sinking sand
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I saw Suzie sitting in a shoe shine shop
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Roberta ran rings around the Roman ruins
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Wild vines make fine vintage wines
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Wayne went to Wales to watch walruses