Name: Pronounce SIDED, CITED, SIGHTED | American English Homophone | English Lesson #learnenglish
Uploaded: 2026-02-11T18:20:50.000Z
Duration: 2 min 14 s
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We have a three for Tuesday today, three homophones.

We have the word cited, which means to take a side or a position.

And cited, which means mentioned or quoted.

The tip of your tongue is not touching your front teeth.

And to do that, we're going to open your mouth and then move to a smiling mouth shape.

As you do that, the tip of your tongue starts low and then ends higher and flatter in your mouth.

To do that, we're going to start by quickly touching the tip of the tongue to the spot where the teeth and the skin meet on the roof of the mouth.

And to do that, your mouth is slightly open, cheeks are relaxed, your mouth is relatively relaxed.

Tongue is just high, just behind those top teeth.

We're going to add a short IH and then we're going to end with the D again by touching the top of the teeth where the skin and the teeth meet.

And now for a sentence she cited with her friends after she cited the accident and later cited it in her report.

I know people are going to notice the difference.

Thank you for always being here, for leaving nice comments, sharing me with your friends, giving me likes and hyping me up.

I wouldn't be here today without all of you.