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This article discusses Australia’s most well-known wildlife, including funnel web spiders, possums, quokkas, brown snakes, and box jellyfish.
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This post, explores eight species of animals: the bandicoot, sugar glider, cassowary, magpie, pelican, galah, dugong, and bottlenose dolphin.
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This post, “Animals (15)”, discusses a diverse array of wildlife, including goannas, numbats, redback spiders, wallabies, and lorikeets
Alphabet Vocabulary
This post, “Alphabet Vocabulary”, explores the history and significance of axes, books, cookies, doors, envelopes, fires, globes, and houses.
Alphabet Vocabulary (1)
This article, “Alphabet vocabulary (1)”, explores the following objects: igloos, jackets, keys, ladders, mirrors, nests, oranges, and pants.
Alphabet Vocabulary (2)
In this article, (Alphabet Vocabulary (2)”, we will discuss the history and uses of these objects, and see how they have shaped today’s world.
ALPHABET VOCABULARY (3)
This post, “Alphabet Vocabulary (3)”, explores the history and uses of yoyos and zippers, highlighting their similarities and differences.
Body Parts
This post explores the following body organs, the lungs, kidneys, reproductive system, intestines, red blood cells, stomach, and liver.
Pronouncing The Sound /ʌ/: A Comprehensive Guide
‘Pronouncing the Sound /ʌ/: A Comprehensive Guide’ unlocks the secrets of /ʌ/ pronunciation and enhances your communication abilities.
Pronunciation of the Sound /ɪ/
Pronunciation is a crucial aspect of language learning. This article focuses on the intricacies of the correct pronunciation of the sound /ɪ/
Phonetic Symbols (1)
This article, “Phonetic Symbols (1)” focuses on five symbols: /f/, /tʃ/, /ɜː/, /ə /, and /n/, which represent unique melodies of sounds.
Phonetic Symbols (2)
“Phonetic Symbols (2)” discusses the importance of these phonetic symbols in spoken English: /ɔɪ/, /ŋ/, /eɪ/, /θ /, /ʃ /, and /iː/.