Name: How to Pronounce SEES, SEAS, SEIZE, Cs - American Homophone English Pronunciation Lesson
Uploaded: 2020-06-08T05:25:59.000Z
Duration: 2 min 4 s
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hey everybody Jennifer from Tarle speech with your two for Tuesday today

Sentences with adverbs of degree

we're actually getting four words so that's like a super nice bonus for you

The imperative

let's go ahead and take a look our words today our sees which means when

a person perceives visually or mentally seas oceans seize to forcibly take hold

and Cs letter C's okay so let's do the lesson so we have three sounds today s

to do this you're going to keep your tongue behind your top teeth do not

touch your tongue can either be high behind the top teeth or pointing towards

the bottom of the mouth just make sure that the air keeps moving out of the

mouth next we're going to move to the long e sound and you do this by smiling

and your tongue is going to be high in flat E and then we're going to end with

a Z sound which is almost exactly like the S sound the tongue is behind the top

teeth or pointed slightly down and the air is going to be coming out of the

mouth but your voice box is going to be on and moving and vibrating zzzz so let's

put that all together S E Z  sees seas seize Cs and for my sentence let me

take a look when the captain sees that the seas are calm

he will seize the day and enjoy enjoy a long day of sailing when the captain

sees that the seas are calm he will seize the day and enjoy a long

day of sailing give it a try people are going to notice the difference if you

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