Chapter 28 Mom rides a horse, the horse is slow, mom scolds the horse

Dear Xiaowen: Can you say "tongue twister"? You quickly say: "Mom rides a horse, the horse is slow, and mother scolds the horse." Quickly say: "Niuniu rides a bull, twists a bull, Niuniu twists a bull." Quickly say: "The knife behind the door is hanging upside down." Quickly say, "If you eat grapes, you don't spit out the skins; if you don't eat grapes, you spit out the skins." These funny sentences are called tongue twisters. Tongue twisters are not only available in Chinese, but also in English. English tongue twisters are called tongue twister (meaning the tongue is spinning), also called tongue-tripper.

Say it quickly She sells seashells at the sea-shore. She sells seashells by the sea. You say A big black bug bites a big black bear. Big black bugs bite big big black bears. In English, there are not only tongue-twisting words, but also tongue-twisting poems, which are called tongue-twisting lyrics. Quickly say the following four sentences: Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers; A peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked; If Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers. Wheres the peck of pickled peppersPeter Piperpicked? a peck of pickled peppers Lots of pickled peppers (capsicum)

Writing here, Dad thought of a longer English tongue twister: Bill had a billboard and also a board bill, but the board bill bored Bill, so he sold the billboard to pay the board bill. Billboard is a billboard, Bill is a person's name, bill is a bill, bore is annoying, and the past tense is bored. He bored me. (He bored me.) He bored me to death. (He bored me to death.) dad April 19, 1974 Attachment: "A chili pepper is better than a basket of pumpkins", which means quality over weight. Better one grain of pepper than a basketful of pumpkins.