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Move to the 'or' sound, where your mouth is open and lips are rounded.
Hold the 'r' sound at the end softly.
so-re instead of soar
sow-wer instead of soar
sou instead of soar
Start with the 's' sound as in 'see'.
Move to the 'or' sound, where your mouth is open wider.
End with a longer 'or' sound.
so-re instead of soar
sow-wer instead of soar
sou instead of soar
They sound the same but have different meanings.
Yes, but keep it soft in American English.
No, it has a more open 'o' sound.
To fly or rise high in the air.
/ˈsɔrɪŋ/
The act of flying high
/sɔrd/
Past tense of soar
/sɔrz/
Third person present of soar
Extra syllable in 'soaring'.
Different vowel sound in 'soared'.
Same sounds but third person ending in 'soars'.
Remember, in British English, 'soar' has a longer vowel sound.
Pay attention to the subtle 'r' sound at the end. It's soft in most pronunciations.
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