Homophones are words that are spelled  differently but they have the same  

pronunciation. So our words today are sole which  is the bottom of the foot or shoe, only one,  

or a type of fish, and soul a spiritual part  of a being or something that arouses emotion.

Here are the words. So to say  these words correctly three  

little sounds. We're going to start with that s.  

To say this, the tip of the tongue is pointed  down, or is just behind the top front teeth. Air  

is going to move out of your mouth continuously.  Next we're going to move to that long o. And to  

do that, you're going to open your mouth in  a wide oval, while the tip of your tongue is  

super low in your mouth, the back of the tongue is  pulled way high up. Then you're going to move to a  

pucker. As you move to that pucker your tongue  just flattens out in the middle of your mouth.

Last end by touching the tip of your tongue  to that spot where your teeth meet the roof  

of your mouth, where they meet that skin  part. And then you're going to hold it  

there for that sound. Hold it there an extra  second. Don't let go, and make sure that your  

lips are pulled back into a kind of a smile  shape, you don't want to have them rounded.

Let's put it all together: 

s-o-l s-o-l 

s-o-l soul sole soul

And now for a sentence:  

She bared her soul and admitted she  doesn't like the red sole on the shoe.

Give it a try people are going to notice  the difference! If you found this helpful,  

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