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hard“Sour sauce spilled beside the salad bowl.”
Keep a narrow stream of air through the center of the tongue for /s/. Avoid adding a SH sound.
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S tongue twisters
Practice steady airflow through the S sound.
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medium“Soft snow settled across the steep steps.”
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hard“Sophie sent seven postcards from sunny Spain.”
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medium“Sam's sister sewed six simple suits.”
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medium“Six speedy cyclists crossed the silent square.”
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hard“Six students studied science after sunset.”
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easy“Sunny streets stay silent after summer storms.”
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medium“Silver stars sparkled across the summer sky.”
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hard“Small sailboats slipped smoothly across the sea.”
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easy“Sophie slowly stacks six striped socks.”
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medium“Sweet strawberries sit beside sour citrus slices.”
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medium“Sam saw seven swans swimming south.”
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medium“Seven sleepy cats sat on soft cushions.”
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easy“Small seals splash beside smooth seaside stones.”
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easy“Sandy sells soft scarves on sunny Saturdays.”
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medium“Sasha sorted small seeds into six sacks.”
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easy“Seven silver spoons sat beside the soup.”
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easy“Six silent sailors sailed south at sunrise.”
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