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    The document provides a phonetic reminder of words beginning with the "a" sound /æ/ such as apple, cat, cap, ant, alligator, and bag. It also demonstrates using contractions like "who's" and "she's" as well as confirming statements with "yes" or denying with "no." The bottom quotes Ray L. Wilbur saying the potential possibilities of any child are the most intriguing and stimulating in all creation.

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    The document provides a phonetic reminder of words beginning with the "a" sound /æ/ such as apple, cat, cap, ant, alligator, and bag. It also demonstrates using contractions like "who's" and "she's" as well as confirming statements with "yes" or denying with "no." The bottom quotes Ray L. Wilbur saying the potential possibilities of any child are the most intriguing and stimulating in all creation.

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    24.11.22 - Reminder 3

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    The document provides a phonetic reminder of words beginning with the "a" sound /æ/ such as apple, cat, cap, ant, alligator, and bag. It also demonstrates using contractions like "who's" and "she's" as well as confirming statements with "yes" or denying with "no." The bottom quotes Ray L. Wilbur saying the potential possibilities of any child are the most intriguing and stimulating in all creation.

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    Education based on Understanding & Inspiring

    REMINDER
    A /æ/

    apple cat cap

    /ˈæpl/ /kæt/ /kæp


    /

    ant alligator bag


    /ænt/ /ˈælɪɡeɪtər/ /bæɡ/

    Who is she? She’s my mother. She’s pretty. Who is = Who’s

    Who’s she? He’s my grandfather. He’s old. She is = She’s

    He is = He’s

    Is she short? Yes, she is No, she is not She is not = She isn’t

    Is he handsome? Yes, he is No, he is not He is not = He isn’t


    The potential possibilities of any child are the most intriguing and stimulating in all creation.” – Ray L. Wilbur

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