Friday Freewrite: Tongue Twisters
Pcik a letter and string together a sentence with as many words that start with that sound as possible. If you run out, pick another letter. Don’t worry about sense! Be nonsensical. Ready, go!
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DD12 says this is her favorite of the tongue twisters she generated:
C & K (because c & k can have the same sound):
Carnivorous curious cranberries keep Canadian conquered caregivers