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English Vocabulary · Kindergarten Live Review Preview

Phonics and CVC Words

Phonics teaches children how written letters connect to spoken sounds. Learners begin with consonants and short vowels, then move into consonant blends, digraphs—two letters working together, such as sh—and later vowel teams and diphthongs, in which vowel sounds glide together, such as oi in coin.

A CVC word follows a consonant-vowel-consonant pattern, as in cat, bed, and sun. Lessons 1–5 build a short-vowel CVC foundation. Lessons 6–10 use familiar blends, digraphs, consonant clusters, and silent-e extensions so kindergarten learners can keep practising useful decodable words without relying on obscure vocabulary.

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Words 31–40 of 300
#WordPattern / part of speechMeaningSample sentence
31bednounshort e · CVCReviewed Cantonese equivalent not yet available.I make my bed each morning.
32begverbshort e · CVCReviewed Cantonese equivalent not yet available.The pup may beg for a treat.
33betverbshort e · CVCReviewed Cantonese equivalent not yet available.I bet the sun will shine.
34dennounshort e · CVCReviewed Cantonese equivalent not yet available.The fox sleeps in its den.
35fedverbshort e · CVCReviewed Cantonese equivalent not yet available.I fed the fish.
36getverbshort e · CVCReviewed Cantonese equivalent not yet available.Please get your coat.
37hennounshort e · CVCReviewed Cantonese equivalent not yet available.The hen laid an egg.
38jetnounshort e · CVCReviewed Cantonese equivalent not yet available.The jet flew above us.
39legnounshort e · CVCReviewed Cantonese equivalent not yet available.I can stand on one leg.
40letverbshort e · CVCReviewed Cantonese equivalent not yet available.Let Kim join the game.

Vocabulary reading and practice

A Trip in the Jet

Reading practice for pages 4–6. Five relevant words are highlighted.

English reading

Meg sits in a jet with a blanket on her leg. She wants her little dog beside her, but pets must stay in a safe bed. Meg does not beg; she will let the dog rest.

Cantonese translation

Meg 坐喺一架噴射機裏面，腿上蓋住一張毛毯。佢想隻小狗喺佢身邊，不過寵物一定要留喺安全嘅小床上。Meg 唔會苦苦哀求；佢會畀隻狗休息。

Reading comprehension

1. Where is Meg sitting?

Meg is sitting in a jet.

2. What is on her leg?

A blanket is on her leg.

3. What will Meg let the dog do?

Meg will let the dog rest.

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