The document provides a lesson on common phonetic patterns in English words, focusing on words containing "-air", "-are", and "-ear". It lists examples of words for each pattern, such as "pair", "care", and "bear", along with their definitions or usage in short sentences to demonstrate the words. The purpose is to teach phonetic patterns to help with reading and spelling.

1. Let’s learn:Let’s learn:
ppairair, b, bareare, and p, and pearear

2. Let’s learn:Let’s learn:
-air-air

3. hair
She’s got blonde hair.

4. pair
I would like to buy a new
pair of shoes.

5. fair
We are at the fair right
now.

6. air
A moving air is called
wind.

7. Let’s learn:Let’s learn:
-are-are

8. care
My mom takes good care
of me all the time.

9. hare
I saw a hare in the forest
yesterday.

10. square
A square is a four-sided
figure.

11. share
The more we share, the
more we have.

12. scare
If you scare someone, they
might scream.

13. bare
If a room cupboard or shelf
is bare, it is empty.

14. Let’s learn:Let’s learn:
-ear-ear

15. bear
Bears are mammals.

16. pear
Perry sat under the pear
tree.

17. wear
What do you like wear?

18. hear
I can’t hear you.

19. swear
Swear means to make a solemn
statement or promise.

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