Mouth and leg tongue twister

Examples of tongue twisters are as follows:

1. Mouth and legs say legs, legs say mouths, mouths say legs run errands, legs say mouths sell mouths.

Long legs and long mouth are not as good as moving your legs with your mouth.

A frog has a mouth, two eyes and four legs. Two frogs have two mouths, four eyes and eight legs.

A pair of chopsticks hold a chicken leg and open your mouth before it is firmly held. Chopsticks fall and hit your leg, bend down to pick them up and hit your mouth, put your hand over your mouth and turn over the plate, knocking out two chicken legs in the plate, one hitting your mouth and the other falling off your leg. Touch your legs, sweep your mouth, and bend down to find the chicken legs.

4. Mouth and leg mouth say leg, leg says mouth, mouth says leg loves running errands, and leg says mouth loves selling mouth. Long legs and long mouth are not as good as moving your legs with your mouth.

Tongue twister, as a special language art, plays a great role in promoting the development of language and thinking. It can not only effectively exercise eloquence, enhance memory, but also cultivate reaction ability.

Tongue twisters usually sound similar and are easily confused. Without quick thinking, good memory and clever tongue, it is difficult to miss them quickly and well. Often saying tongue twisters can improve children's language skills.

It greatly promotes the development of children's language and thinking. It can not only effectively exercise children's eloquence, enhance children's memory, but also cultivate children's reaction ability.