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    The document lists examples of short and long vowel sounds in English words. It provides pairs of words that differ by only one letter to demonstrate the phonetic difference a single letter can make - for example, "cat" versus "cate" or "pin" versus "pine". Several vowel sounds are illustrated through these word pairs: a, e, i, o, and u.

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    The document lists examples of short and long vowel sounds in English words. It provides pairs of words that differ by only one letter to demonstrate the phonetic difference a single letter can make - for example, "cat" versus "cate" or "pin" versus "pine". Several vowel sounds are illustrated through these word pairs: a, e, i, o, and u.

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    The document lists examples of short and long vowel sounds in English words. It provides pairs of words that differ by only one letter to demonstrate the phonetic difference a single letter can make - for example, "cat" versus "cate" or "pin" versus "pine". Several vowel sounds are illustrated through these word pairs: a, e, i, o, and u.

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    Short and Long A Sound

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    The document lists examples of short and long vowel sounds in English words. It provides pairs of words that differ by only one letter to demonstrate the phonetic difference a single letter can make - for example, "cat" versus "cate" or "pin" versus "pine". Several vowel sounds are illustrated through these word pairs: a, e, i, o, and u.

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    Short and Long a sound

    short long
    cap cape
    hat hate
    sat sate
    cat cate
    mat mate

    short and long e sound


    short long
    bed bead
    den dean
    ken keen
    red read
    net neat
    short and long sound i
    short long
    hid hide
    pin pine
    bit bite
    fin fine
    kit kite

    short and long sound o


    short long
    not note
    rob robe
    got goat
    sop soap
    dot dote

    short and long sound u


    short long
    cut cute
    cub cube
    tub tube
    hug huge
    mut mute

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