that are homophones they are words that are  spelled differently have different meanings  

but are pronounced exactly the same way - so yes  these words are pronounced exactly the same way!  

We have the word chute meaning a slide  and shoot meaning to fire a bullet  

or a small plant that's just coming up it  can also mean um shucks - if you say that  

as an interjection like oh shoot i didn't remember  to upload that video! Um so let's go ahead and  

take a look at these words: we have chute and  shoot so we have the ch and the sh this confuses  

some people. Most of the time um in english the  letters c h are two letters that mean one sound  

in this case we have two letters that are going  to mean one sound the sh sound. So the s and the  

h two letters that stand for one sound and the  ch in this case is going to be the sh sound too.  

So to say these words correctly we're going  to start with the sh sound SH round your lips,  

let the air continuously move out of your mouth,  your tongue is not touching your teeth at all,  

you're going to then round your lips even  more into a pucker ooh for that long ooh sound  

shoo and then touch the tip of your tongue to  the back of your top front teeth for that t  

you're going to pull your lips back  so they're no longer puckered. t t

let's put that all together

sh ooh t shoot shoot shoot shoot shoot shoot shoot  

shoot shoot - and now for a sentence Oh  shoot! I dropped my phone in the mail chute!  

Give it a try i know people are going  to notice the difference; if you found  

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