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    This document provides information about the English alphabet including: 1. It introduces the 26 letters of the English alphabet from A to Z. 2. It explains that the letters do not always represent the same sounds in English words. 3. It notes that the word "alphabet" comes from the first two letters of the Greek alphabet, alpha and beta.

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    This document provides information about the English alphabet including: 1. It introduces the 26 letters of the English alphabet from A to Z. 2. It explains that the letters do not always represent the same sounds in English words. 3. It notes that the word "alphabet" comes from the first two letters of the Greek alphabet, alpha and beta.

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    English Time

    Alphabet #01

    Wilfrid Albuquerque
    B
    A C The Alphabet

    The alphabet is the set of 26 letters (from A to Z) that we use to represent


    English in writing:

    ABCDEFGHIJKLM
    NOPQRSTUVQWYZ
    It is very important to understand that the letters of the alphabet do NOT
    always represent the same sounds of English. !
    B
    A C Saying the Alphabet

    The English word "alphabet" comes from the first two letters of
    the Greek alphabet: alpha, beta

    Below, you can listen to how we say the letters of the alphabet.
    Remember, this is just for how we say the name of each letter.
    When we use the letters in words, they often have a different
    sound.
    B
    A C Saying the Alphabet

    !
    We say all the letters of the alphabet the same in British
    English and American English except for Z. In British English
    we say Zed. In American English we say Zee.

    Listen as Jonathan Taylor sings the Alphabet Song For Rockers.


    Sing along if you like. The video has subtitles.
    B
    A C Alphabet Song
    B
    A C Alphabet Sounds

    A H J K
    The follow letters are NOT in alphabetical order. They are in
    B C
    "sound DTheyEare grouped
    order". G Pby sound. T V There Z
    are only 7
    ee

    F Lall have M theN same S


    vowelX ZListen to the alphabet
    basic sounds for the whole alphabet. The letters in each
    ed
    column sound.
    I Yas we read them by column:
    sounds

    O
    Q U W
    R
    B
    A C Pronunciation

    Exemples
    Ask - ask Study - ˈstədē Number - ˈnəmbər Classroom - ˈklasˌro͞om
    Have - hav Repeat - riˈpēt Question - ˈkwesCHən Difficult - ˈdifikəlt

    Think - THiNGk What - (h)wät Video - ˈvidēˌō Meaning - ˈmēniNG


    ͞
    Do - doo,dō Home - hōm Right - rīt ͞
    Afternoon - aftərˈnoon

    Teacher - ˈtēCHər Mistake - məˈstāk ͝


    Notebook - ˈnōtˌbook Activity - akˈtivitē
    B
    A C Game Time

    Instructions:
    1. Each of you have your turn to guess;
    2. If you get it wrong, the next player
    has a chance to guess;
    3. If none of you get it right, I’ll give
    you some tips;
    4. Wins who hits more questions.
    ?
    !

    Water
    ?
    !

    Fruits
    ?
    !

    Vase
    ?
    !

    Cake
    ?
    !

    Banana
    ?
    !

    Monkey
    ?
    !

    Elephant
    ?
    !

    Orange
    ?
    !

    Green
    ?
    !

    Doll
    ?
    !

    Sun
    ?
    !

    House
    ?
    !

    Apple
    ?
    !

    Octopus
    ?
    !

    Iron
    ?
    !

    Jug
    ?
    !

    Zebra
    ?
    !

    Keys
    ?
    !

    Balloon
    ?
    !

    Pen
    ?
    !

    Lion
    ?
    !

    Giraffe
    ?
    !

    Eggs
    ?
    !

    Man
    ?
    !

    Nose
    ?
    !

    Cat
    ?
    !

    Igloo
    ?
    !

    Unicorn
    ?
    !

    Pig
    ?
    !

    Lamp
    ?
    !

    Zoo
    ?
    !

    Queen
    ?
    !

    Knife
    ?
    !

    Ring
    ?
    !

    X-ray
    ?
    !

    Flower
    ?
    !

    Arrow
    ?
    !

    Violin
    ?
    !

    Snake
    ?
    !

    Dog
    ?
    !

    Tiger
    ?
    !

    Tree
    ?
    !

    Yam
    ?
    !

    Umbrella
    ?
    !

    Rose
    ?
    !

    Ant
    ?
    !

    Watch
    ?
    !

    Bell
    B
    A C Review Time

    The English word "alphabet" comes from the first two letters of
    the Greek alphabet: alpha, beta

    Below, you can listen to how we say the letters of the alphabet.
    Remember, this is just for how we say the name of each letter.
    When we use the letters in words, they often have a different
    sound.
    B
    A C Review Time

    The English word "alphabet" comes from the first two letters of
    the Greek alphabet: alpha, beta

    Below, you can listen to how we say the letters of the alphabet.
    Remember, this is just for how we say the name of each letter.
    When we use the letters in words, they often have a different
    sound.
    B
    A C Homework

    Below, you can listen to how we say the letters of the alphabet.
    Remember, this is just for how we say the name of each letter.
    When we use the letters in words, they often have a different
    sound.

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