Here are a list of “blending phrases” to practice, pacing and fluency.  These phrases are used in Kelsi’s session #5 on my YouTube channel.  
Blending Phrases


see itbelieve I

come in

pipe of

Bob is

he is

Kay is

she is

judge it

bus and

lose it

many arts

now are

nor ever

the onlookers

the ocean

can avail

my own
These words and phrases are additional practice material for
Level I:  Fundamentals of Your Feminine Voice
Monosyllabic Words
 Phrases
neat
 tip
 net
 Two Syllable Phrases
pat
 tab
 tape

teen
 deep
 team
 Time flies
 No way
tap
 teal
 knee
 She’s here
 She is
teeth
 lap
 peat
 Let’s go
 Blue skies
thin
 seem
 tight
 We’re fine
 Full moon
bad
 cheat
 bait
 They are
 Maybe
ban
 chip
 bat

bay
 laugh
 bead
 Three Syllable Phrases
been
 tint
 beet

bent
 tithe
 bet
 Bring it back
 Yes and no
bib
 gnats
 bill
 Where are you
 Turn it on
bite
 feet
 den
 Maybe so
 One and two
zip
 did
 date
 Look it up
 Follow me
dead
 ship
 deal
 Think it through
 Sunny day
cheap
 cheese
 deed

deep
 did
 dip
 Four Syllable Phrases
type
 late
 shift

lamb
 lamp
 beach
 Put it away
 Cold and snowy
late
 lead
 fish
 Fish and chips
 Maybe later
leap
 tide
 leash
 What day is it?
 Warm and sunny
lid
 let
 face
 Salt and pepper
 Show me the way
light
 pad
 line
 They moved away
 The sun is hot

 

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Four Syllable Phrases


CREAM AND SUGAR
BREAD AND BUTTER

SALT AND PEPPER

FINE AND DANDY

SEVEN AND EIGHT

BACON AND EGGS

PURE AND SIMPLE

TABLE AND CHAIRS

PIE AND COFFEE

HAMMER AND NAILS

CUP AND SAUCER

CHEESE AND CRACKERS

NEEDLE AND THREAD

TOWN AND COUNTRY

 

Understanding Consonants

As you improve your awareness of all the elements and components of your voice, it is valuable to sense (proprioceptively) how these consonants feel and sound when you produce them.

There are many ways in which speech sounds (phonemes) may be divided. Here is a way to think of organizing consonant sounds.