Sensory Verbs + like
Your hair is so soft. (silk)
It feels like silk.
meet / you / am / delighted / to / I
I am delighted to meet you.
They're very fast learners.
They learn very fast.
tennis
/s/
syllable
1st - syl la ble
Try these cookies. Do they have coffee in them? (coffee)
They taste like coffee.
co-workers / with / easy / work / my / to / are
My co-workers are easy to work with.
We're incredibly good drivers.
We drive incredibly well.
sweet dessert
/s/, /z/
shocked
1 syllable - No stress
Alan's voice makes me think of his father. (a lot / father)
He sounds a lot like his father.
to / understand / difficult / the /were /instructions
The instructions were difficult to understand.
I'm not at all a bad dancer.
I don't dance badly at all.
My socks smell.
/s/, /s/, /s/
anxious
1st syllable - anx ious
These candles have a nice scent. (a little / vanilla)
They smell a little like vanilla.
They are lucky to have you on the team.
The plane made an extremely late arrival.
The plane arrived extremely late.
Your sisters song
/s/, /s/, /z/, /z/
ashamed
2nd syllable - ashamed
Helen is beautiful in that long white dress. (a little / bride)
She looks a little like a bride.
learn / eager / they / new/ software / the / to / are
They are eager to learn the new software.
It's really easy for her to learn new things.
She learns new things really easily.
Sensory verbs express a state.
/s/, /s/, /z/, /s/, /s/
disagree
3rd - dis a gree