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The document discusses the English alphabet. It explains that the English alphabet contains 26 letters but the language has over 50 sounds. It provides the pronunciations of each letter in the alphabet. It groups letters together that are pronounced similarly which can cause confusion. It encourages practicing spelling names and words to get used to the complex letter combinations in English.

Education

Curso String
Las reglas del juego
CELDEU INGLÉS

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Es una
representación
estructurada de
las letras que
conforman
un idioma
El abecedario
o
alfabeto

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El alfabeto en inglés , está
compuesto por 26 letras
El alfabeto en
inglés…
5 VOCALES 21 CONSONANTES
a, e, i, o, u
b, c, d, f, g, h, j,
k, l, m, n, p, q, r,
s, t, v, w, x, y, z

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El alfabeto en español , está
compuesto por 27 letras
El alfabeto en
español…
5 VOCALES 22 CONSONANTES
a, e, i, o, u
b, c, d, f, g, h, j,
k, l, m, n, ñ, p, q,
r, s, t, v, w, x, y,
z

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Nada se escribe como suena
Aunque el alfabeto solo
cuenta con 26 letras el idioma
inglés cuenta con por lo
menos 50 sonidos.En inglés…

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AThe alphabet…
/eɪ/
[ei]

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BThe alphabet…
/bi/
[bi]

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CThe alphabet…
/si/
[ci]

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DThe alphabet…
/di/
[di]

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EThe alphabet…
/i/
[i]

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FThe alphabet…
/ef/
[ef]

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GThe alphabet…
/dʒi/
[yi]

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HThe alphabet…
/eɪtʃ/
[eich]

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IThe alphabet…
/aɪ/
[ai]

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JThe alphabet…
/dʒeɪ/
[jei]

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KThe alphabet…
/keɪ/
[kei]

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LThe alphabet…
/el/
[el]

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MThe alphabet…
/em/
[em]

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NThe alphabet…
/en/
[en]

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OThe alphabet…
/əʊ/
[ou]

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PThe alphabet…
/pi/
[pi]

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QThe alphabet…
/kju/
[kiu]

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RThe alphabet…
/ɑ(r)/
[ar]

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SThe alphabet…
/es/
[es]

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TThe alphabet…
/ti/
[ti]

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UThe alphabet…
/ju/
[iu]

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VThe alphabet…
/vi/
[vi]

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WThe alphabet…
/ˈdʌb(ə)l ju/
[dabliu]

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XThe alphabet…
/eks/
[ex]

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YThe alphabet…
/waɪ/
[uai]

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ZThe alphabet…
/zed/
[zi]

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GRUPO 1
A H J K

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GRUPO 2
B C D E G
P T V

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GRUPO 3
F L M N
S X

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GRUPO 4
I Y

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GRUPO 5
Q U W

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GRUPO
MISSING
LETTERS
O R

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Try to spell your name,last
name…
Spell your partner´s name
Spell somebody else´s name
Let´s practice…

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Confusing
letters
i e[ai] [i]

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Confusing
letters
g j
[yi] [yei]

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Confusing
letters
k q
[kei] [kiu]

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Confusing
letters
c z/ci/ /zi/

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Try to spell the following
C H A I R
J O K E
E N G L I S H
Let´s practice…

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THANK
YOU

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Celdeu
Inglés

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1. Curso String Las reglas del juego CELDEU INGLÉS

2. THE A,B,C

3. All contents copyright © 2018 by CELDEU LLC by Nicolas Newman . trademark of UADEN Corp.. All rights reserved. Es una representación estructurada de las letras que conforman un idioma El abecedario o alfabeto

4. All contents copyright © 2018 by CELDEU LLC by Nicolas Newman . trademark of UADEN Corp.. All rights reserved. El alfabeto en inglés , está compuesto por 26 letras El alfabeto en inglés… 5 VOCALES 21 CONSONANTES a, e, i, o, u b, c, d, f, g, h, j, k, l, m, n, p, q, r, s, t, v, w, x, y, z

5. All contents copyright © 2018 by CELDEU LLC by Nicolas Newman . trademark of UADEN Corp.. All rights reserved. El alfabeto en español , está compuesto por 27 letras El alfabeto en español… 5 VOCALES 22 CONSONANTES a, e, i, o, u b, c, d, f, g, h, j, k, l, m, n, ñ, p, q, r, s, t, v, w, x, y, z

6. All contents copyright © 2018 by CELDEU LLC by Nicolas Newman . trademark of UADEN Corp.. All rights reserved. Nada se escribe como suena Aunque el alfabeto solo cuenta con 26 letras el idioma inglés cuenta con por lo menos 50 sonidos.En inglés…

39. All contents copyright © 2018 by CELDEU LLC by Nicolas Newman . trademark of UADEN Corp.. All rights reserved. Try to spell your name,last name… Spell your partner´s name Spell somebody else´s name Let´s practice…

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