today's words are sighed which means to exhale deeply and audibly

and to express a feeling and side position on the right or the left let's

take a look at these words we've got some crazy spelling here today so more

silent letters we are not going to say that G H both of these words are

pronounced the same as I said and we're going to start with that s to do this

the tip of your tongue is going to be behind the back of your top front teeth

or pointed slightly down to the bottom of your mouth

just make sure that the air continuously moves out of your mouth for that s sound

next move to the I and to do this oval mouth move to a smiling mouth and the

tip of your tongue is going to move from the bottom of your mouth to flat at the

top of your mouth it's not touching your teeth I and then we're going to end with

the D d to do this touch the tip of your tongue to the back

of your top front teeth side-side-side I'm going to mention this again I've been

getting a lot of questions about this sometimes I hear a little explosion of

air and sometimes I don't with the D and the T you can do either you can say side

with a slight little release of air or side where you just hold the tongue behind

the back of your top front teeth and you don't release the air both of those are

acceptable both of those are fine whichever you choose so let's give those

a try side side side and now in a sentence

after the game I sighed on the side of the field after the game I sighed on the side

of the field because of the loss give it a try I know people are going to notice

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