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English Alphabet
- 1. English alphabet Marekh Margvelashvili Gumbati Public School English 2014
- 2. English alphabet The English Alphabet has 26 letters.
- 3. A a – [ei]
- 4. B b – [bi:]
- 5. C c - [si:]
- 6. D d - [di:]
- 7. E e –[i:]
- 8. F f –[ɛf]
- 9. G g – [dʒi:]
- 10. H h - [eɪtʃ]
- 11. I i - [ai]
- 12. J j - [dʒeɪ]
- 13. K k – [kei]
- 14. L l – [ɛl]
- 15. M m – [ɛm]
- 16. N n –[ɛn]
- 17. O o – [əʊ]
- 18. P p - [pi]
- 19. Q q – [kju:]
- 20. R r – [a:]
- 21. S s – [ɛs]
- 22. T t [ti:]
- 23. U u – [ju:]
- 24. V v – [vi:]
- 25. W w – [dʌbəlju:]
- 26. X x – [ɛks]
- 27. Y y – [waɪ]
- 28. Z z – [zɛd] [zi:]
- 29. The Alphabet Song 1 A - B - C - D - E - F - G H - I - J - K - L - M - N - O - P Q - R - S T - U - V W - X - Y - Z Now I know my Alphabet's Next time won't you sing with me?
- 30. THE ALPHABET RAP Give me an A –A! Give me a B – B! Give me a C D E F G-G-G Give me a H –H! Give me a I – I! Give me a J K L and M (mmm-mmm) Give me a N –N! Give me a O – O! Give me a P Q R S T-T-T ! Give me a U –U! Give me a V –V! Give me a W X Y Z(zzzzzzzed!) Let’s snap! Let’s clap! Are you ready , are you ready , For the Alphabet Rap? A C D E F G - H I J K L M O P-Q R ST U V -W and X Y Z! One more time! A C D E F G- H I J K L M O P-Q R S – T U V -W and X Y Z!
- 31. Thank you for your attention