Two for Tuesday are two words that are pronounced  the same but they have different definitions  

and different spellings. These  words are called homophones.

Our words today are wine the drink  made from fermented grapes; and whine  

a long high-pitched cry or a complaining tone.

So let's not whine about  this lesson let's hop to it!

So our words today are wine and whine; to say  these words correctly we're going to think about  

three sounds. We're going to  start with the w sound wwww.  

To do that pucker your lips your tongue  is just flat in the middle of your mouth.

Next, we're going to move to the i and to  make that vowel sound I suggest to make the  

long i that you open your mouth  wide and then you move to a smile.  

This will help you get your tongue low in your  mouth and then move it to high and flat i i.

Last end with the n sound by touching the tip of  your tongue to the back of your top front teeth.  

The air is going to move out of your nose.

Let's put it all together. wine whine wine whine wine whine

And now for a sentence:

I promise you I won't whine  if you are out of wine.

Give it a try I know people are  going to notice the difference.

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