
Practice tongue twisters with Pauline Midwinter to strengthen mouth muscles, teeth, lips, and diaphragm, using short and long sequences, with printable practice resources.
Practice second-set tongue twisters to sharpen attention to detail and strengthen brain-teeth-tongue-lips coordination. Work on 'i wish to wash my irish wrist watch' to improve articulation.
Practice intermediate tongue twisters to challenge harder sounds and longer phrases, improving pronunciation and articulation with examples like the 33 thieves and six sick Hicks.
Master advanced tongue twisters to improve articulation and pronunciation through careful practice, tempo control with a metronome, and strengthening mouth muscles for clearer speech.
Practice tongue twisters and a monologue to sharpen articulation by listening with your ears, noticing blending and omissions, and reading aloud a Sue Townsend excerpt for clear speech.
In this free, short course, you'll find
I demonstrate each tongue twister at least twice, explaining the jaw movements, where to exaggerate the movement and where to reduce the pronunciation.
Tongue twisters help increase vocal strength by working the jaw muscles harder than usual speaking does. Once you gain confidence you can increase the speed which then increases the muscle workout even more!
Use tongue twisters:
...to make the most of their usefulness!