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Grammar Blast Have a blast with Grammar Blast! Answer 10 questions and earn up to 100 game points. To play just choose a quiz below. Copyright © Houghton Mifflin Company. All rights reserved. Improve Your English Pronunciation with Tongue Twisters (with Audio) Tongue twisters are a great, fun way to practice your pronunciation. They can help you learn new vocabulary as well as the rhythm and flow of English (How to Learn English with Rythym and Flow). We’ve included audio of a native speaker saying each of the tongue twisters twice. Once slowly and once a little faster. This will greatly help your pronunciation. If you can recite most of these tongue twisters quickly and without errors you will have a great mastery over the spoken English language. Underneath each of the tongue twisters, you’ll find some definitions of words that you may not know. DIRECTIONS: For the shorter tongue twisters, try to say them five times fast. SH – S sound Flash message! This tongue twister is harder than it looks! Stupid superstition4 superstition Simple but hard. Seventy seven benevolent elephants.6 elephants Benevolent means well-meaning and kindly. Six sleek swans swam swiftly southwards. Six sick hicks nick six slick bricks with picks and sticks. 5 hicks T – Th sound

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