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    S and Z sounds are sometimes interchangeable in English words, unlike in Spanish where they are always distinct. The document provides examples of words with S or Z sounds, including phrases to demonstrate the different sounds and how S can take on a Z sound in words like "has" and "watches". It also gives tongue twister phrases using S and Z sounds to highlight the differences.

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    S and Z sounds are sometimes interchangeable in English words, unlike in Spanish where they are always distinct. The document provides examples of words with S or Z sounds, including phrases to demonstrate the different sounds and how S can take on a Z sound in words like "has" and "watches". It also gives tongue twister phrases using S and Z sounds to highlight the differences.

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    Mayra Aleja Pereira
    S and Z sounds are sometimes interchangeable in English words, unlike in Spanish where they are always distinct. The document provides examples of words with S or Z sounds, including phrases to demonstrate the different sounds and how S can take on a Z sound in words like "has" and "watches". It also gives tongue twister phrases using S and Z sounds to highlight the differences.

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    • S and Z sound the same in Spanish, but in English Z is usually quite

    different than S.
    • Also, in English, the S often takes on the Z sound, in such words
    as has, watches, and drives.
    FOR S: SUZY SCHELL SELLS SEA SHELLS ON THE SEASHORE.
    FOR Z: MOSES SUPPOSES HIS TOESES ARE ROSES, BUT MOSES SUPPOSES AMISS. FOR
    MOSES KNOWSES HIS TOESES AREN'T ROSES AS MOSES SUPPOSES.

    FUZZY WUZZY WAS A BEAR, FUZZY WUZZY HAD NO HAIR,


    FUZZY WUZZY WASN'T FUZZY, WAS HE?

    THE SLOW SNAKE SLITHERS SILENTLY CIRCLING THE LAZY ZEBRA.

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