We do also use it to exaggerate, as well.

Oh, don't exaggerate.

and when we exaggerate a consonant by holding it out a little bit, giving it a little bit more time,

Don't exaggerate their qualities.

Songs tend to exaggerate the rhythm of the language so they can be a great tool to help you to practice speaking English with the correct rhythm and flow, while stressing words correctly.

Let's say pop music tend to share the same features of a neutral American accent, so so you can sort of take your mouth to the gym because it uses all the parts of your body to produce sound and helps you exaggerate the difficult phone names in English that don't exist in your native tongue.

AND KIDS CAN EXAGGERATE LIKE NO

because we can, sort of, exaggerate the severity or the drama of something.

bit unnatural. Songs tend to exaggerate the  rhythm of the language so they can be a great  

The word sort of means that something really happened a certain way, but Americans usually use this word to exaggerate.

It is often used to exaggerate how funny something was.

video. If you want to exaggerate something; exaggerated statements —

it's... if you want to say something's taking me a long time, we exaggerate it.