R
hard“Rapid river ripples rocked the narrow rowing boat.”
Keep the tongue slightly raised and pulled back for /r/. Start slowly, then increase speed without turning R into L.
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R tongue twisters
Practice a clear English R without letting the tongue touch the roof of the mouth.
18 drillsR soundEnglish
R
medium“Robert rearranged bright red ribbons in rows.”
Keep the tongue slightly raised and pulled back for /r/. Start slowly, then increase speed without turning R into L.
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hard“Rusty red tractors rumbled across the rural road.”
Keep the tongue slightly raised and pulled back for /r/. Start slowly, then increase speed without turning R into L.
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easy“Rita reads really rare riddles by the river.”
Keep the tongue slightly raised and pulled back for /r/. Start slowly, then increase speed without turning R into L.
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hard“Rory carefully carried three fragile red rulers.”
Keep the tongue slightly raised and pulled back for /r/. Start slowly, then increase speed without turning R into L.
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medium“Round red berries rolled from Rita's wicker basket.”
Keep the tongue slightly raised and pulled back for /r/. Start slowly, then increase speed without turning R into L.
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medium“Three red rovers rolled rapidly round the rink.”
Keep the tongue slightly raised and pulled back for /r/. Start slowly, then increase speed without turning R into L.
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medium“A merry drummer rolled rhythms through the room.”
Keep the tongue slightly raised and pulled back for /r/. Start slowly, then increase speed without turning R into L.
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medium“Brave Rory rarely rests during rainy road races.”
Keep the tongue slightly raised and pulled back for /r/. Start slowly, then increase speed without turning R into L.
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hard“Rita's brother brought bright roses from Rome.”
Keep the tongue slightly raised and pulled back for /r/. Start slowly, then increase speed without turning R into L.
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easy“Roger repairs rusty radios near the railway.”
Keep the tongue slightly raised and pulled back for /r/. Start slowly, then increase speed without turning R into L.
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medium“Four roaring racers rounded the red ramp.”
Keep the tongue slightly raised and pulled back for /r/. Start slowly, then increase speed without turning R into L.
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medium“Green parrots rarely roar near the railway bridge.”
Keep the tongue slightly raised and pulled back for /r/. Start slowly, then increase speed without turning R into L.
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easy“Ruby rolled three round rugs across the room.”
Keep the tongue slightly raised and pulled back for /r/. Start slowly, then increase speed without turning R into L.
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medium“Rory's racing rooster ran round the rural ranch.”
Keep the tongue slightly raised and pulled back for /r/. Start slowly, then increase speed without turning R into L.
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easy“Rural runners race rapidly round rainy roads.”
Keep the tongue slightly raised and pulled back for /r/. Start slowly, then increase speed without turning R into L.
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easy“Rare red roses rise around the river rail.”
Keep the tongue slightly raised and pulled back for /r/. Start slowly, then increase speed without turning R into L.
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easy“Rory races red robots round the rocky road.”
Keep the tongue slightly raised and pulled back for /r/. Start slowly, then increase speed without turning R into L.
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