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    The document provides examples of conversations using the progressive past tense and lists short and long vowel sounds. It includes a conversation where Mary asks Francis what he was doing when she called last night and he says he was cooking dinner. It also lists common short vowel sounds like "bat", "fat" and "pan" alongside long vowel sounds when a vowel is followed by a consonant and "e" like "bite", "cape" and "hate".

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    The document provides examples of conversations using the progressive past tense and lists short and long vowel sounds. It includes a conversation where Mary asks Francis what he was doing when she called last night and he says he was cooking dinner. It also lists common short vowel sounds like "bat", "fat" and "pan" alongside long vowel sounds when a vowel is followed by a consonant and "e" like "bite", "cape" and "hate".

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    Describing Reactions: We Usually Use Our Face To Show The Situation in Which We Find Ourselves, Here Are Some Examples

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    Jesus Gallardo Ramirez
    The document provides examples of conversations using the progressive past tense and lists short and long vowel sounds. It includes a conversation where Mary asks Francis what he was doing when she called last night and he says he was cooking dinner. It also lists common short vowel sounds like "bat", "fat" and "pan" alongside long vowel sounds when a vowel is followed by a consonant and "e" like "bite", "cape" and "hate".

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    Describing Reactions

    we usually use our face to show


    the situation in which we find
    ourselves, here are some
    examples
    questions using progressive past in
    a conversation

    1. Mary: What were you doing when I


    called you last night?
    Francis: I was cooking dinner.
    Mary: What did you make?
    Francis: I made some soup and chicken

    2. Andy: My wife had an accident last night.


    Monica: Was it serious?
    Andy: No, she was driving and talking on the phone at the same
    time.
    Monica: That’s a bit reckless.
    Andy: She didn’t see a car parked along the road and she hit it.
    Monica: I guess she should be more careful.
    Andy: Yeah! You are right.
    Short and Long
    Vowel Sounds
    Practice long vowel sounds - When a word has a vowel
    followed by a consonant and an e, the vowel sound changes
    from a short vowel to a long vowel.
    Short Vowel Sounds Chart

    bat met fit mop nut

    fat get inch top cup

    pan pet pit pop pup

    can jet lit stop cut

    fan set sit toss duck

    RAT
    bat bet bit but
    bot
    sat set sit sun

    pat pet pit pun


    pot
    mat met mitt mutt
    Long Vowel Sounds Chart
    bit bite mat mate

    cap cape rat rate

    can cane rob robe

    hat hate tub tube

    kit kite sit site

    RATE

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