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Learn English letters, sounds, vowels, digraphs, consonants, synonyms, homophones with FREE downloadable worksheets

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Learn English easily with these FREE downloadable worksheets on studyzoneinstitute.com. The activities include tracing, colouring, circling, and filling in the blanks with the correct answer. These worksheets are suitable for young children, big kids, adults, and foreign language speakers who would like to learn English. Canon TS302 Wireless Inkjet Color …

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Consonants – digraphs, trigraphs, hard, soft, blends, silent sounds

Consonants - sh sounds, chef, passion, sugar, ocean, official, precious. Consonant free worksheets.

Consonants are the letters of the alphabet other than the vowels a e i o u. The ones in the English alphabet are b c d f g h j k l m n p q r s t v w x y z. In English, some consonants are very …

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Spelling rules for ch, tch, ck, k, oi, oy, ou, ow, ie, ei

Spelling rules - i before e except after c, exceptions, c sounds like sh, ei sounds like long a, ei sounds like short e for reading lessons

Spelling words in English is not as easy as ABC. It involves learning letter sounds and rules for blending them, forming words and changing their meaning to fit into sentences. A learner must read a lot of books, articles, newspapers and magazines written in English to get familiar with these …

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Learn alphabet: Download 27 free worksheets to colour

Learn alphabet. Colour ABC. Use these worksheets if your child doesn’t know their letters.

Let your children learn alphabet letters with these fun activities. Children use their tiny hands to colour and explore the different shapes and sizes of capital and common letters. Just provide them with these worksheets in print and a variety of coloured pencils or crayons. Then, watch them learn alphabet …

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Alphabet: 7 simple things to know about letters and sounds

ABC Letters Alphabet

Good readers know the alphabet like the back of their hands. They don’t stop to think about the look or sound of each letter before putting them together to make words. Singing it fluently comes easily without fumbling around L M N O P. Also, identifying the letters and knowing …

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