Name: Learn to Pronounce NEIL & KNEEL | American English Homophones Pronunciation Lesson #learnenglish
Uploaded: 2026-01-20T18:24:24.000Z
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The imperative

Homophones are words that are pronounced exactly the same way.

They just have different spellings and different meanings.

We often do this when we are praying or we hear this term in football as well.

Air moves out of the nose and the tip of your tongue is touching the spot where your teeth and the skin meet on the roof of your mouth.

And then our tongue is going to pop down a little bit.

It's still going to be really high and flat in the mouth for that long.

Then we are going to move from that sound back to that spot where we started the end.

But this time the air is going to move out of our mouth.

The Steelers quarterback Neil o' Donnell will kneel at the end of the game to run out the clock.

I know people are going to notice a difference.

If you are a football fan, please put your favorite quarterback in the comments below or your favorite football team.

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