Spelling forms ough and augh · f as gh · Long o as o-e

Our new sound: /oʊ/   written long o

Push your lips into a round O. Start with your mouth open, then close your lips into a smaller, tighter circle as you finish — /oʊ/, the name of the letter o.

Check yourself: Mirror: your lips must get SMALLER and rounder while you say it. If your lips hold still, you are saying a plain o.

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• I bought candy and gum.
• Paul caught the balL He thought the ball was fast.
• Dad taught a tennis lesson.
• Dad has a cough.
• Mom gave him a cough drop.
• The steak was tough.
• The sea was rough.
• I bought candy and gum.

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