We have two words today and a little bit of a bonus.

So let's go ahead and jump right in our words today are tier, which means to cry and tear, which refers to a level.

And to say these words correctly, we have to sounds.

We're going to start with a T sound.

To do this, touch the tip of your tongue to the back of your top front teeth, and then you can pull it down and allow the air to puff out.

Next, we're going to move to the ear vowel.

To do this, we're going to start by smiling, tense, smiling lips and tongue is high and flatten them up.

E.

Then we're going to move to the You're smoothly.

We're gonna make that one sound.

There's no break in between.

Hey, when you move to that er sound, the lips are going to be square intense.

The tip of your tongue can point down or flip back, ear, ear and let's put it all together.

Tear, tear, tear, tear.

Now you may be saying, but I thought that word was tear.

You would be correct.

I actually have a video on this and to rip is to tear.

Those words are spelled the same, but pronounced differently.

So let's give this a try in a sentence.

She shed a tear when her team moved down a tear after the loss.

Give it a try.

I know people are going to notice the difference.

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