Phoneme Deletion
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This document provides instructions for a phoneme deletion exercise where the reader is asked to say a word without its initial sound. The reader is given 12 word pairs where they say the full word first and then the word without the initial consonant, practicing removing phonemes like /f/, /t/, /g/, /s/, /l/, /m/, /d/, and /p/.
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