Letters Phoneme Words
[ace, ade, afe, age,
ail, ain, ake, ale, /eI/
A 24
ame, ane, ape, ase,
aste, ate ave, ay,]
Sean washes his face (/feIs/) twice a day.
He thinks it is safe (/seIf/)
to use a little toothpaste
to brush his teeth twice a day.
He does not think it
a waste (/weIst/)
of time or water
to bathe (beIð) himself twice every day.
He always says it pays (peIz)
to be clean and in grace (/greIs/).
He agrees with the saying,
“Cleanliness is next to holiness.” (/ˈhǝulInǝs/)
[
ade, age, ain ange, ame, eight] /
eI / A 25
Sean and his cousin, Sage are of the same age. (eIʤ)
They are aged eight (/eIt/)
and they are in Grade Three.
They like to sit under the shade (/∫eId/)
of a really big tree
Sage always carries a cage
with a parrot in it.
He always feeds it
with grains (greInz)
and some orange.
Sean always carries a spade (/speId/).
He wants to get some earthworms (/ˈɜ:θwɜ:m/)
to feed his goldfish at home.
[
ade, ai, ay ] /eI/ A 26
When it rains, Sean cannot wait (/weIt/)
to go out
to wade (/weId/)
in flooded water.
He likes to look into the drains (dreInz)
for some fishes or frogs.
He always carries along his toy train (/treIn/).
His father bought it for him
in the arcade (/α:ˈkeId/)
not far away from his home.
He bought it on his way home one day
on Sean’s birthday.
age, ame, /
eI / A 27
Sean has many cousins.
One of them is named (/neImd/)
Page (/peIʤ/).
Sean and Page are not of the same (/seIm/)
age.
He came (/keIm/)
last Sunday.
He has a dog named Dame.
He has another dog named Tame.
They look more or less the same (seIm).
They always follow Page
wherever he goes.
[age,
ai, ake, ame, ane ] /eI/ A 28
Page has kept a quail (/kweIl/)
named Faith (/feIθ/)
in a cage.
Faith often wails in rage in protest.
Dame and Tame then wag their tails in contest.
This makes, Faith, the quail, fly into a rage. (reIʤ)
Page has to take up the cane
to stop the act of Dame and Tame.
Then they bow their heads
and howl in shame (/∫eIm/).
[ace, ade, ai, ake, ase, aste, ate, ay ] /eI/ A 29
It is Tip’s birthday.
Sean wants to make a cake
to take (/teIk/)
to his home.
Sean’s mum has baked him a Horlick cake.
She has laced it with so much cake cream
and put it in a big case (/keIs/).
She has also made some paste.
Sean hates to be late to the birthday party.
He has dressed up in haste (/heIst/)
and is waiting for his mum at the gate.
He is carrying a big case of cake in one hand
and
a bowl of paste in the other.
[ age, ail ] /eI/ A 30
Sage’s father has a dog named Hail.
It has a really long tail.
It never fails to follow
Sage’s father to go
for a sail (seIl).
Sage’s father always carries a pail
whenever he goes for a sail.
Hail always trails (/treIlz/)
beside his big blue pail.
[ake, ape ] /eI/ A 31
Sean likes to eat grapes.
He likes to eat grapes (greIps)
and listen to the tape about an ape.
Sean thinks the ape has the shape (/∫eIp/) of a man
and the nape of a chimpanzee (ˌʧImpænˈzi:).
Sean always shakes (/ʃeIks/)
his head
with his mouth agape
when he listens to the story about the ape (eIp).
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