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ăOrange: regular short vowel sounds a as is cat, e as in bed, i as in lit, o as in hot, u as in cup
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*Double consonants alert the reader to sound out the preceding vowel with its short sound.
*Letters e, i or y alert the reader that the preceding ‘c’ will represent the /s/ sound. (This is ‘soft c’.)
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ĕOrange: regular short vowel sounds a as is cat, e as in bed, i as in lit, o as in hot, u as in cup.
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*Double consonants alert the reader to sound out the preceding vowel with its short sound.
*Letters e, i or y alert the reader that the preceding ‘c’ will represent the /s/ sound. (This is ‘soft c’.)
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ĭOrange: regular short vowel sounds a as is cat, e as in bed, i as in lit, o as in hot, u as in cup.
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*Double consonants alert the reader to sound out the preceding vowel with its short sound.
*Letters e, i or y alert the reader that the preceding ‘c’ will represent the /s/ sound. (This is ‘soft c’.)
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ŏOrange: regular short vowel sounds a as is cat, e as in bed, i as in lit, o as in hot, u as in cup.
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*Double consonants alert the reader to sound out the preceding vowel with its short sound.
*Letters e, i or y alert the reader that the preceding ‘c’ will represent the /s/ sound. (This is ‘soft c’.)
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ŭOrange: regular short vowel sounds a as is cat, e as in bed, i as in lit, o as in hot, u as in cup.
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*Double consonants alert the reader to sound out the preceding vowel with its short sound.
*Letters e, i or y alert the reader that the preceding ‘c’ will represent the /s/ sound. (This is ‘soft c’.)
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