The letters “AUGH” together make special sounds in English. There are many AUGH words. Some are short like “laugh”, and some are longer like “daughter”. This list helps you learn the meaning of these words and more in sentences. Why is this list helpful? Better spelling: Practise spelling words with …
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Science doesn’t have to be a dry, dusty subject. With the right tools, it can be a thrilling adventure filled with wonder and discovery. Let’s explore how science resources can transform your learning experience. Why science resources matter Science resources are like magic wands that can turn a dull lesson …
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The English language is renowned for its complexities, and vowel sounds are no exception. One common challenge for young learners and English language learners is the pattern ‘EA long E’ sound. This distinct sound, often heard in words like ‘sea’, ‘leaf’, and ‘beach’, can be tricky to master due to …
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By Joyanne James. Can you spot the difference between the sounds peer, pier, pear and pair? In some English varieties such as in Caribbean countries, they are all homophones, while in other varieties peer and pier are similar and pear and pair are similar. Have some fun with homophones by …
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