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  • Phonetic symbols
    LESSONS / PRONUNCIATION

    Phonetic Symbols (2)

    ByAhmed Mkhalfi

    “Phonetic Symbols (2)” discusses the importance of these phonetic symbols in spoken English: /ɔɪ/, /ŋ/, /eɪ/, /θ /, /ʃ /, and /iː/.

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  • Phonetic symbols: the sounds /e/, /aʊ/, and /ɔː/.
    LESSONS / PRONUNCIATION

    Phonetic Symbols (3)

    ByAhmed Mkhalfi

    Phonetic symbols help learners understand the intricate sounds that form our words. This article explores three symbols: /e/, /aʊ/, and /ɔː/.

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  • Phonetic symbols: /uː/, /r/, /q/, /əʊ/, and /g/.
    LESSONS / PRONUNCIATION

    Phonetic Symbols (4)

    ByAhmed Mkhalfi

    Phonetic symbols help learners decode the intricacies of sounds. This article, “Phonetic Symbols (4), focuses on the following symbols: /uː/, /r/, /q/, /əʊ/, and /g/

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  • LETTERS AND THEIR CORRESPONDING PHONETIC SYMBOLS (5)
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    LETTERS AND THEIR CORRESPONDING PHONETIC SYMBOLS (5)

    ByAhmed Mkhalfi

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  • LETTERS AND THEIR CORRESPONDING PHONETIC SYMBOLS (6)
    PRONUNCIATION

    LETTERS AND THEIR CORRESPONDING PHONETIC SYMBOLS (6)

    ByAhmed Mkhalfi

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  • Fruits (1): Strawberries, Cherries, Coconuts, Apples, Passionfruits, Bananas, Raspberries, And Grapefruits
    ILLUSTRATED VOCABULARY / VOCABULARY

    Fruits (1): Strawberries, Cherries, Coconuts, Apples, Passionfruits, Bananas, Raspberries, And Grapefruits

    ByAhmed Mkhalfi

    Fruits (1) explores the benefits and uses of strawberries, cherries, coconuts, apples, passionfruits, bananas, raspberries, and grapefruits.

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  • Dragon fruits, Lychees, Pomegranates, Apricots, Blueberries, Watermelon, Kiwifruits, And Pears
    ILLUSTRATED VOCABULARY / VOCABULARY

    Fruits (2): Dragon fruits, Lychees, Pomegranates, Apricots, Blueberries, Watermelon, Kiwifruits, And Pears

    ByAhmed Mkhalfi

    This article explores the uses and benefits of dragon fruits, lychees, pomegranates, apricots, blueberries, watermelon, kiwifruit, and pears.

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  • Fruits (3): Peach, Avocado, Banana, Mango, Plum, Orange, Dragon Fruit, And Pineapple
    ILLUSTRATED VOCABULARY / VOCABULARY

    Fruits (3): Peach, Avocado, Banana, Mango, Plum, Orange, Dragon Fruit, And Pineapple

    ByAhmed Mkhalfi

    This article, Fruits (3), takes a look at these summer fruits: avocados, bananas, mango, plums, oranges, dragon Fruits, and pineapples.

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  • Fruits(4): Durian, Grapes, and Lemon.
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    FRUITS (4): Durian, Grapes, And Lemon

    ByAhmed Mkhalfi

    Fruits offer lots of health benefits. In this article, we delve into the characteristics of these three fruits(4): Durian, Grapes, and Lemon.

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  • Raspberries, Limes, And Berries
    ILLUSTRATED VOCABULARY / LESSONS / VOCABULARY

    FRUITS (5): Raspberries, Limes, And Berries

    ByAhmed Mkhalfi

    Fruits is a treasure of flavors and colors. In this article, we will dive into the realm of fruits (5): raspberries, lime, and berries.

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  • Countries of the world (1): The USA, Ethiopia, Venezuela, Russia, Germany, And China
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    Countries (1): USA, Ethiopia, Venezuela, Russia, Germany, And China

    ByAhmed Mkhalfi

    In this article, we will explore the diverse tapestry of countries (1): The USA, Ethiopia, Venezuela, Russia, Germany, and China.

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  • Countries of the world (2): Ukraine, Italy, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, And Japan
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    Countries (2): Ukraine, Italy, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, And Japan

    ByAhmed Mkhalfi

    In this article, we explore the cultures, histories, and landscapes of countries (2): Ukraine, Italy, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, and Japan.

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