This document contains a collection of tongue twisters organized by initial letter. Some examples include "Blake the baker bakes black bread" under B, "Edgar at eight ate eight eggs a day" under E, and "Moses supposes his 'toeses' are roses" under S. The tongue twisters focus on words that contain repetitive sounds or groups of letters to challenge pronunciation. There are over 25 total tongue twisters included in the document.

1. TONGUE TWISTERS
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2. B
1. Blake the baker bakes black bread.
2. Bennie bought a bright brown blouse for
Bonnie, but Bonnie believed Bennie bought a
better bright blue blouse for Betty.
3. Bridget builds bigger bridges than Barbara,
but the bridges Barbara builds are better than
the bridges Bridget builds.
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3. C
The chicken checkers ought to check the
chickens that the chicken catchers
caught.
E
Edgar at eight ate eight eggs a day.
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4. F
1. Flat flying fish fly faster than flat,
flying fleas.
2.Fresh figs, fresh figs, fresh figs…
3. Five frantic frogs fled from fifty fierce
fishes.
4. Fleas fly from fries / Fleas fly from
fries/ Fleas fly from fries…
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5. H, G, L
1. The hairy hare stares at the hairier hare;
and the hairier hare stares at the hairiest
hare. Here we have a three-hare stare
affair.
2. A gentle judge judges justly.
3. Little Lily lit a little lamp, Little Lily lit a
little lamp…
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6. N / P
There’s no need to light a night light
On a light night like tonight.
The plum pickers plucked the plump
plums. The plum pickers plucked the
plump plums…
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7. S
Moses supposes his “toeses” are roses;
But Moses supposes erroneously;
For nobody’s “toeses” are roses
as Moses supposes his “toeses” to be.
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8. She sells Swiss sweets.
Something stinks and I think what
stinks are the things in the sink.
She sells seashells by the seashore
The shallow ship showed signs of
sinking.
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9. Some shun summer sunshine.
Surely the sun shall shine soon.
The sun shines on the shop signs.
I
If silly Sally will shilly-shally
shall silly Willy willy-nilly
shilly-shally, too?
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10. W
How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a
woodchuck could chuck wood? He would chuck
the wood as much as he could if a woodchuck
could chuck wood.
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11. O Whether the weather be fine or
whether the weather be not; whether
the weather be cold or whether the
weather be hot; We’ll weather the
weather whatever the weather,
whether we like it or not.
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