Short o and Long o

Sorry for the delay, guys. Adjusting to my new schedule as a volunteer is a bit of a hassle *sweat drop*.

Anyway, let's get started! ^^

Short o (Ɔ)

• open your mouth about half your thumb's length (normal a position)
• purse your lips to make an O shape

Long O (ɔʊ)

• purse your lips to make an O shape
• after that, make the opening smaller.
• say  this for 2 beats

    Short o (Ɔ)                           Long O (ɔʊ)

                                                       store                                         soap

                                                       bore                                          boat

                                                       sore                                          sew

                                                       gore                                          know

                                                       lore                                           low

                                                       floor                                         flow

Short o (Ɔ)

1. An awkward warden bought an automobile.
2. The lizard crawled and clawed along the wall.
3. George danced the waltz until dawn.
4. They cautiously altered the arrangement.

Long o (ɔʊ)

1. Load the boat and let us go.
2. The host noticed tomato sauce on his shoulder.
3. The oval plateau was on the coast.
4. My own diploma was a bonus.

TONGUE TWISTER

There was a group of tourists who went to the haunted hall. One's coat was caught on a nail and they paused. They found some flaws in the flow of lines along the wall, then they read the poems of Poe and Shaw. A ghost applauded the reading, and they all fled in awe. Later, the haunted hall was bought by a man named Joe.