Phonetics and the IPA 4, Exercise 2: English click-like sounds

"tsk tsk" (tut-tut): a dental click [ǀ]. The tongue tip pulls away from the
back of the front teeth.

The horse "tchick": a lateral click [ǁ]. Air is sucked in at the side of the
tongue (the molars) and the sound is released at the side.

How to tell: look at where the front closure is released. Teeth = dental,
the sides of the tongue = lateral. (Wikipedia: the alveolar "pop" [ǃ] is the
"clip-clop" horse sound.)

Caveat from the source: these English sounds are not full click consonants,
because they lack the back release needed to combine with vowels.