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    The document discusses recognizing letters and words with the medial /e/ sound in English. It notes that the English alphabet has 26 letters while the Filipino alphabet has 28 letters, with ng and ñ not present in English. Examples are given of words containing the medial /e/ sound like web, net, and bed. Readers are asked to identify letters in both alphabets and the missing English letters. The document explains that words are made up of letters and their sounds, and uses bed as an example to demonstrate blending the initial, medial, and final letter sounds. Readers are tasked with various writing and reading comprehension exercises related to letters and words.

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    The document discusses recognizing letters and words with the medial /e/ sound in English. It notes that the English alphabet has 26 letters while the Filipino alphabet has 28 letters, with ng and ñ not present in English. Examples are given of words containing the medial /e/ sound like web, net, and bed. Readers are asked to identify letters in both alphabets and the missing English letters. The document explains that words are made up of letters and their sounds, and uses bed as an example to demonstrate blending the initial, medial, and final letter sounds. Readers are tasked with various writing and reading comprehension exercises related to letters and words.

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    The document discusses recognizing letters and words with the medial /e/ sound in English. It notes that the English alphabet has 26 letters while the Filipino alphabet has 28 letters, with ng and ñ not present in English. Examples are given of words containing the medial /e/ sound like web, net, and bed. Readers are asked to identify letters in both alphabets and the missing English letters. The document explains that words are made up of letters and their sounds, and uses bed as an example to demonstrate blending the initial, medial, and final letter sounds. Readers are tasked with various writing and reading comprehension exercises related to letters and words.

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    COLEGIO DE STA MONICA OF POLANGUI

    Polangui, Albay
    School Year: 2020-2021
    ENGLISH -1

    Recognizing the Alphabets and


    Words with Medial /e/

     The English Alphabet has 26 letters, while the Filipino Alphabet

    has 28 letters.

     There are letters in the Filipino Alphabet (Alpabetong Filipino) that

    are not present in the English Alphabet. These letters are ng and ñ.

     Letters make up a word. Each letter in a word is represented by a letter

    sound.
     Some words have the medial e sound. Here are some examples. web,
    net, bed,
    ten
    Name the given letters of the Filipino alphabet.
    Now, copy the letters that belong to the English
    Alphabet on a sheet of paper or in your notebook.
    Questions:

    How many letters are in the Filipino alphabet?

    How many letters do not belong to the English Alphabet?

    Which are these two letters?

    Now, write the missing letters of the English Alphabet


    on a sheet of paper or notebook.
    As we learned, a word is made up of letters and in reading words, we have to
    sound out all the letters together. There are words that could be read or
    decoded by blending the sounds of the letters.

    The word bed is made up of three (3) letters. These are letters b-e-d. Each of the
    letters is represented by a sound. Letter b, the beginning letter, has the /b/ sound.
    Letter d, the final or end letter, has the /d/ sound, while letter e, being the medial
    letter, has the short /e/ sound.

    Write the beginning or initial letter of each word on a sheet of


    paper or in your notebook.
    Questions:
    1. How are words similar? __________________

    2. What is their medial sound? _______________

    Remember:
     The English Alphabet has 26 letters.
     The Filipino Alphabet has 28 letters.
     There are two letters in the Filipino Alphabet that are not
    present in the English Alphabet. These are letters ng and ñ.

    Write the letters before, between and after the given letters of the
    English Alphabet. Do the activity on a sheet of paper or in your notebook.
    Guided Activity 1
    Write the final or ending letter of each word. Write your
    answer on a sheet of paper or in your notebook.

    Guided Assessment 1

    Write the next three letters of the given Filipino Alphabet.


    Do the activity on a sheet of paper or in your notebook.
    Guided Assessment 2
    Read the given rhyme and observe how the sounds of words end. Orally,
    read and answer the questions that follow.

    1. Who has a pet? _____________________________


    2. What is his pet? _____________________________
    3. How many eggs does the hen have? ________
    4. Where is the hen? ___________________________

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