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The document is a PowerPoint presentation designed for primary school children in Hong Kong that teaches phonics through rhyming words. It contains a slide for each letter of the alphabet showing two words that rhyme and begin with that letter. For example, the A slide shows "A nts on the a pple" and the B slide shows "B alls are b ouncing". The presentation encourages speaking only English.
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