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W tongue twisters

Practice rounded lips and smooth transitions into the W sound.

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hard

Warm water washed over the wide rocks.

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hard

Wendy wore warm woolen gloves on Wednesday.

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medium

Wild wolves wandered beyond the western woods.

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easy

Warm waffles waited beside the window.

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medium

Wendy wrapped white wool around the wreath.

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medium

Wet windows whistled in the wild weather.

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hard

White wings swept over the windy wetland.

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easy

We watched twelve whales swim west.

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medium

Wendy watered white flowers every Wednesday.

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medium

William washed wet boots by the wall.

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hard

William watched the weather from the window.

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easy

Wendy's white wagon wobbled down the walkway.

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medium

William's wooden wheel wobbled on the wagon.

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medium

Willow branches waved in the winter wind.

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medium

We walked west while warm winds blew.

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easy

William wore a warm wool sweater Wednesday.

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easy

Wild winds whirled westward over the water.

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easy

Wendy watched white waves wash the wharf.

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