Daily English - Day 5

When you say, ooo, ooo, ooo, is a long vowel sound, be sure to pronounce it at length. Look at my mouth, listen, and practice the sound along with me. ooo, ooo, ooo, ooo, ooo, ooo. Next, let's learn the ooo sound. Follow these steps. Step 1. Open your mouth a little wider than the ooo sound. Step 2. Touch the tip of your tongue to your front teeth and raise the back of your tongue with a little tension. Step 3. Keep your lips in that tight circle and say, ooo, quickly. You can feel your belly bounce as you do so. Because ooo is shorter and more relaxed than the ooo sound, you need to make it in less than a second. Watch my mouth again. Take a look at these word pairs to see the difference between these two sounds. Fool Stool Stood Luke Now, we're practicing each sound name. First, the ooo sound. Repeat after me. Two Soon Moon Food Movie Blue What do you do? Let me introduce you. See you soon. Next, we'll move to the ooo sound. Read along with me, okay? Look Sugar Cook Book Good Took Cookie She stepped on my foot. These cookies look good. The woman is pulling her cushions. Exercise 1. Circle the words that contain the ooo sound. Look Put Enough Could Sugar Should Cook Use Food Good Took Wood Cookies Under Cushion Exercise 2. Listen to these word pairs. Write S if they're the same or D if they're different. Boot Pool Food Foot Tool Took Goose Exercise 1. Circle the words that contain the ooo sound. Look Put Enough Could Sugar Should Cook Use Food Good Exercise 2. Listen to these word pairs. Write S if they're the same or D if they're different. Boot Pool Good Food Foot Tool Took Goose That's enough for today. If you want to learn...