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- 1. Vowels a, ar FREE TRIAL
- 2. Vowels o, or, ar
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- 4. Vowels a, u, e
- 5. Vowels a, e, a
- 6. Vowels u, ook
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- 8. Vowels eer, are
- 9. Vowels ar, er
- 10. Vowels ee, i
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- 12. Vowels u, a, a
- 13. Vowels ur, or
- 14. Vowels; u, o
- 15. Vowels ou, a, o
- 16. Vowels o, or, o
- 17. Vowels; o, or, ur
- 18. Vowels u, ool
- 19. Vowels o, a, ear
- 20. Vowels ow, aw, o
- 21. Vowels oy, ore
- 22. Vowels our, ore
- 23. Vowels ine, i
- Consonants
- 1. Consonants y, no y
- 2. Consonants h, no h
- 3. Consonants l, dark l
- 4. Consonants th, t, d, s, z
- 5. Consonants; t, d, n, l, th
- 6. Consonants ch, j, sh, s, z
- 7. Consonants; s, z, ss, s
- 8. Consonants v, w
- 9. Consonants; p, b, f, v
- 10. Consonants k, g, ng
- 11. Consonants m, n, ng
- 12. Consonants n, l
- 13. Consonants r, l, t
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