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    1) The story is told using short vowel sounds of a, e, o, and u to form nonsensical words. 2) It describes a character interacting with other characters like Quot and objects like a queck in an imaginative but nonsensical story. 3) While the details don't make logical sense, it aims to familiarize listeners with basic short vowel sounds through an engaging format.

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    1) The story is told using short vowel sounds of a, e, o, and u to form nonsensical words. 2) It describes a character interacting with other characters like Quot and objects like a queck in an imaginative but nonsensical story. 3) While the details don't make logical sense, it aims to familiarize listeners with basic short vowel sounds through an engaging format.

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    1) The story is told using short vowel sounds of a, e, o, and u to form nonsensical words. 2) It describes a character interacting with other characters like Quot and objects like a queck in an imaginative but nonsensical story. 3) While the details don't make logical sense, it aims to familiarize listeners with basic short vowel sounds through an engaging format.

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    Page 19 Listen to the information presented and then read silently as this story is read aloud on Audio Lesson

    n 64. / We All Can Read  James E. Williams

    Short Sounds of a, e, o, and u in Stories


    Real Word Story
    Lesson 64 Words 12 24 36 48 59 70 82 94 107 120 135 148 154 169 183 196 208 213

    Mem that was one das of a pux. Did you det that nuck nev would laf lum and that beb sem was jol ut? No, I didnt tus, and Jop didnt tez. Now Quot on the sep did vum the wock and quet. But I said to her, Quot, dont you shem the yat, because I lon the buv weg. And dont feb I leb. Not one em the quet. You cant beb the wes that I jux. Bez and bez and bez, and I lux the keck. So then Quot puv the quex and the nuz , too. Well what could I tem? I lan the lep, and I vev the dup, but I still rux with the queck of the dod. Is that lup? I fev not. No I lex the duv or if not then the jat. Because in the nep we sen the gog or at tut the mav ped. Wab I fef the vug, I yut with all of the dem. And I am saf that eck will no vev in the yim poz. But Un and I will vep the tut or the pex. We will gav the ot and then go to therud. And then I will pab the wex with a vub called jod.

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