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The document discusses English vowels and consonants. It provides lists of words grouped according to their vowel and consonant sounds. The words exemplify different vowel sounds like the sounds in "bed" versus "it" as well as consonant sounds like the sounds in "zebra" versus "church". The purpose seems to be to illustrate the variety of sounds in the English language.
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