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    Tongue Twister

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    Florimie Aruta Gawahan-Babila
    This document contains a collection of tongue twisters and rhyming phrases that are intended to be challenging to read aloud due to similar sounding words running together. Some examples include phrases about clams cramming in cans, dogs chewing shoes, bears sitting on rugs, woodchucks chucking wood, and witches watching watches. The document explores rhyming and homophones in a playful and challenging way through many short snippets of text.

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    Tongue Twister

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    Florimie Aruta Gawahan-Babila
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    This document contains a collection of tongue twisters and rhyming phrases that are intended to be challenging to read aloud due to similar sounding words running together. Some examples include phrases about clams cramming in cans, dogs chewing shoes, bears sitting on rugs, woodchucks chucking wood, and witches watching watches. The document explores rhyming and homophones in a playful and challenging way through many short snippets of text.

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    This document contains a collection of tongue twisters and rhyming phrases that are intended to be challenging to read aloud due to similar sounding words running together. Some examples include phrases about clams cramming in cans, dogs chewing shoes, bears sitting on rugs, woodchucks chucking wood, and witches watching watches. The document explores rhyming and homophones in a playful and challenging way through many short snippets of text.

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    22 views43 pages

    Tongue Twister

    Uploaded by

    Florimie Aruta Gawahan-Babila
    This document contains a collection of tongue twisters and rhyming phrases that are intended to be challenging to read aloud due to similar sounding words running together. Some examples include phrases about clams cramming in cans, dogs chewing shoes, bears sitting on rugs, woodchucks chucking wood, and witches watching watches. The document explores rhyming and homophones in a playful and challenging way through many short snippets of text.

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    How can a clam cram in

    a clean cream can?


    If a dog chews shoes,
    whose shoes does he
    choose?
    A big black bear sat on a
    big black rug.
    I wish to wish the wish you wish to wish,
    but if you wish the wish the witch wishes,
    I won’t wish the wish you wish to wish.
    Can you imagine an imaginary
    menagerie manager imagining managing
    an imaginary menagerie?
    Six sick hicks nick six slick
    bricks with picks and sticks.
    The great Greek grape
    growers grow great Greek
    grapes.
    How many sheets could a sheet
    slitter slit if a sheet slitter
    could slit sheets?
    If you’re keen on stunning
    kites and cunning stunts, buy a
    cunning stunning stunt kite.
    Two tiny tigers take two taxis
    to town.
    The big black bug bit the big
    black bear, but the big black
    bear bit the big black bug
    back!
    The thirty-three thieves
    thought that they thrilled the
    throne throughout Thursday.
    Roberta ran rings around the
    Roman ruins.
    A problem of solving a problem is not a
    problem, but when a problem solves a
    problem without any problem, then the
    problem is not at all a problem.
    She sells seashells by the
    seashore.
    A bragging baker baked black
    bread.
    If two witches would watch
    two watches, which witch
    would watch which watch?
    How much wood would a
    woodchuck chuck if a
    woodchuck could chuck
    wood?
    She saw Sharif’s shoes on the
    sofa. But was she so sure those
    were Sharif’s shoes she saw?
    No need to light a night-light
    on a light night like tonight.
    The owner of the inside inn
    was inside his inside inn with
    his inside outside his inside
    inn.
    On a lazy laser raiser lies a
    laser ray eraser.
    Rhys watched Ross switch his
    Iris wristwatch for a Swiss
    wristwatch.
    I thought a thought. But the
    thought I thought wasn’t the
    thought I thought I thought.
    These thousand tricky tongue
    twisters trip thrillingly off the
    tongue.
    If practice makes perfect and perfect
    needs practice, I’m perfectly practiced
    and practically perfect.
    She sold six shabby sheared
    sheep on ship.
    Nine nice night nurses nursing
    nicely.
    Mix a box of mixed biscuits
    with a boxed biscuit mixer.
    I saw a kitten eating chicken in
    the kitchen.
    Give papa a cup of proper
    coffee in a copper coffee cup.
    Fuzzy Wuzzy was a bear.
    Fuzzy Wuzzy had no hair
    Fuzzy Wuzzy wasn’t fuzzy,
    was he?
    Betty bought butter but the
    butter was bitter, so Betty
    bought better butter to make
    the bitter butter better.
    Singing Sammy sung songs on
    sinking sand.
    If you notice this notice, you
    will notice that this notice is
    not worth noticing.
    Love’s a feeling you feel when
    you feel you’re going to feel
    the feeling you’ve never felt
    before.
    If Kantie can tie a tie and
    untie a tie, why can’t I tie a tie
    and untie a tie like Kantie
    can?
    Big black bugs bleed blue
    black blood but baby black
    bugs bleed blue blood.
    How many cookies could a good cook
    cook if a good cook could cook cookies?
    A good cook could cook as much cookies
    as a good cook who could cook cookies.
    There was a fisherman named Fisher
    who finished for some fish in a fissure.
    Till a fish with a grin, pulled the
    fisherman in. Now they’re fishing the
    fissure for Fisher.
    If you must cross a coarse cross cow
    across a crowded cow crossing, cross the
    cross coarse cow across the crowded cow
    crossing carefully.
    When a doctor doctors a doctor, does
    the doctor doing the doctoring doctor as
    the doctor being doctored wants to be
    doctored or does the doctor doing the
    doctoring doctor as he wants to doctor?
    Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled
    peppers. Did Peter Piper pick a peck of
    pickled peppers? If Peter Piper picked a
    peck of pickled peppers, where’s the
    peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper
    picked?

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