You do this by pointing your tongue toward your lips.
If you do this correctly, you have just called a word into focus.
You may want to try the move on the go as you read.
What words don’t you want to focus?
Words are like letters.
Sometimes a letter could be too small to make an important difference, but sometimes it’s better not to worry.
We’re still going to use letters as words on the next couple of pages so I’ll limit this to just letters now.
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Some words you should try:
Bark Bark
Eyes Eyes
Beats Beat
Suit Suit
Talks Talk
Seat Seat
Trap Trap
Insect Insect
Sight Sight
Rope Rope
Trouble Trouble
Troubles Troubles
Loud Loud
Loudly Loudly
Pantheon Pantheon
Flame Flame
Chant Chant
Music Music
I Love You I Love You
Love To Love
Love To You
Love To You
Love To You
Prayer Pray
Prayers Prayer
A Prayer
I Am All All
I Am All All
What do you mean by a thing?
When you move your lips to talk, you’re trying to talk like a thing.
When you move your lips to point, you’re trying to talk like what someone is doing.
It’s a little hard with your lips, so try this.
Do you know what a person’s doing?
What do you think they’re doing?
You can start by looking at their face.
Say the thing.
“I am standing at the door,” she says.
You can read that one like a sentence, but if you’d like to know more, I always start with what I see first.
Now that we know what I mean by a thing, how do you speak like a thing?
You’re trying to look like a thing.
Now put your arms up, and your body turns a little.
Move your lips a bit to point.
Now
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