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The /oo/ and /u/ sound
- Form your lips into a small circle.
- Protrude your lips slightly as you form the circle.
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The following words have the /oo/ and /u/ sound.
Duty Tuesday
Blue Tube
Nuke Knew
Movie Who
Soup Dual
Do School
Lose Loot
Through Smooth
Two Route
Soon Illusion
Shoe Whose
Clue Choose
Try these phrases
Two brooms Flew to the moon
To the zoo Cool moon
Crude loom Soup with a spoon
Near the tomb A new suit
Blue moon Boon for our school
On the loose The boob tube
Tool room Proof of the loot
In the mood Fool in the spool
Due on Tuesday Tuna Stew
Assume an illusion Do news duty
The /öö/ and /ü/ sound
- slightly more open than the /oo/ and /u/ sound.
- Also produced farther back in the mouth.
- Don’t round your lips to the extent that you do for the /oo/.
The following words have the /öö/ and /ü/ sound
Wolf Would
Bulletin Hook
Could Pull
Bush Look
Took Butcher
Book Wood
Foot Understood
Cook Brook
Boulevard Stood
Wool Good
Soot Bull
Full Hood
Try these phrases
Good book Shook the foot Near the brook
Should hook Could cook With a hook
Soot in the nook Pull the plug Should look
To the butcher A look at the books Push and pull
Would pull With a wool By hook or by crook
A full stomach Brookside shore In the bookstore
Howling wolf Girl misunderstood
Sentence drills
- I have Ruby Tuesday on Century Boulevard.
- Which would you like?
- Let me take a good look
- Could it be Souplantation?
- He stood near the school.
- That movie is coming out soon.
- Don’t assume that the butcher cooks.
- I’m sorry but I’m not showing Walderbooks on Hazelbrook Avenue.
- That’s Good Guys on Pulaski Road?
- Who would you choose?
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