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Hello everyone it's Jennifer with your two for Tuesday homophone lesson.
These words are pronounced exactly the same way.
We have the word lesson which is a period of teaching
and lesson meaning to diminish
So to say these words correctly we have two beats: le sun lesson
Now I do have written here i'm going to teach this as sun. I think it's easy to remember because we
see the sun in the sky; however, you can pronounce it as sin or sen. The key is for that second
syllable is, the second syllable is unstressed so that vowel must be very short and unstressed.
All right so let's start with the le syllable. To do this touch the tip of your tongue to the back
of your top front teeth and then you're going to pull it down. Mouth is going to continue to stay
open and then you're going to see the tip of your tongue between your top and your bottom teeth.
Next you're going to move to the sun and to do this tip of the tongue is
either pointed down or just behind the top front teeth air continues to move
out of your mouth. Add the short uh just a super relaxed mouth.
And then end with the n by touching the tip of the tongue to the back of the top front teeth.
Let's put that together:
lesson lessen lesson
lessen lesson lessen
And now for a sentence:
She drank extra coffee to lessen her fatigue during the long lesson.
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