These words are pronounced exactly the same way  

they just have a different  meaning and a different spelling.  

Our words are sword which is a bladed weapon  and sword to rapidly go above the current level.

This question comes from a recent  lesson that I just did on the word  

sword and you can see that it's a  quick short I'll put the link below.

So to say these words correctly we have four  sounds we're going to start with that s sound:  

tip of the tongue is behind the top  front teeth or slightly pointed down  

air is going to move out of the mouth.

Next we're going to pucker or and  then pull those lips back for that er,  

or, the tip of the tongue is  either pointed down or flipped  

back and the back of the tongue is  pulled high up for this or vowel.

Next end with the d by touching the tip of  the tongue to the back of the top front teeth.  

Air puffs out and you are going to have  your voice box on and moving for that d.

Let's put it all together sword soared 

sword soared sword soared

Now for a sentence

The superhero soared over the  city carrying his magic sword.

Give it a try I know people are  going to notice the difference.  

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