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Alphabets

  1. The Alphabet

    : The English alphabet consists of 26 letters. They are: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, and Z. Each letter has a unique name and sound.

  2. Letter Sounds

    : Each letter of the alphabet represents a sound. It is important to learn the letter sounds to understand how words are formed. Here are the letter sounds:

  • A: /æ/ as in "apple"
  • B: /b/ as in "ball"
  • C: /k/ as in "cat"
  • D: /d/ as in "dog"
  • E: /ɛ/ as in "egg"
  • F: /f/ as in "fish"
  • G: /g/ as in "goat"
  • H: /h/ as in "hat"
  • I: /ɪ/ as in "igloo"
  • J: /dʒ/ as in "jacket"
  • K: /k/ as in "kite"
  • L: /l/ as in "lion"
  • M: /m/ as in "monkey"
  • N: /n/ as in "nose"
  • O: /ɑ/ as in "octopus"
  • P: /p/ as in "pen"
  • Q: /kw/ as in "queen"
  • R: /r/ as in "rabbit"
  • S: /s/ as in "sun"
  • T: /t/ as in "turtle"
  • U: /ʌ/ as in "umbrella"
  • V: /v/ as in "vase"
  • W: /w/ as in "window"
  • X: /ks/ as in "box"
  • Y: /j/ as in "yarn"
  • Z: /z/ as in "zebra"


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