MATERIAL DE APOYO

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VALERIA G. VILLEGAS PADILLA

GRAMMAR
I. ABECEDARIO – The Alphabet.

The English alphabet consists of twenty-six letters; five vowels (a, e, i, o, u) and twenty-one
consonants (b, c, d, f, g, h, j, k, l, m, n, p, q, r, s, t, v , w, x, y, z).

A B C D E F G H I
ei bi si di i ef lli - gi eich ai

J K L M N O P Q R
jei kei el em en ou pi kiu ar

S T U V W X Y Z Ñ – LL
dabl iu – Uai - CH - RR
es ti iu vi Ecs - ex Zii / zed
dabl vi wai
These letters or combinations are not part of the English alphabet, although they
Ñ – LL – CH – RR can be found in some words.

OTHER SOUNDS IN ENGLISH WORDS:

- SEE - MOON Words starting

EE → I - STREET OO → U - ROOM
with Y → i
- FEET - COOK
- You
- SAW - TEA - Yesterday
AW → O - DRAW EA → i - MEAT - Yes
- LAW - EAT - Yellow

One of the important pronunciation rules involves the ending "e" in a word. If the word ends in
"e" and another vowel precedes it, the "e" forces the other vowel in that syllable to pronounce
its name.
Examples:

CAP CAPE → keip TIM TIME → taim

RAT RATE → reit CON CONE → koun
HER HERE → hir CUT CUTE → kiut