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Phonics Pronunciation of Multi-Syllabic Words – Basic 3 English Lesson Note (Second Term)

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Subject: English Studies
Class: Basic 3
Term: Second Term
Topic: Phonics Pronunciation of Multi-Syllabic Words
Order: Topic 40 of 73 this term
Reading time: 1 min

Breaking words into parts:

Two syllables:

pen-cil (PEN-CIL)

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win-dow (WIN-DOW)

pic-ture (PIC-TURE)
nap-kin (NAP-KIN)

Three syllables:

um-brel-la (UM-BREL-LA)

ba-na-na (BA-NA-NA)

com-pu-ter (COM-PU-TER)

tel-e-phone (TEL-E-PHONE)

Practice reading slowly:

The computer is on the table
My umbrella is very colorful
Put the banana in the picture

This term's English Studies topics

Basic 3 Second Term · 73 topics

Vocabulary Building
Oral Comprehension
Structure: Column
Vocabulary Building
Composition: How I Spent My Last Holiday
Phonics Pronunciation of Multi-Syllabic Words
Structure: Capital Letters and Punctuation Marks
Vocabulary Building II
Comprehension: Disaster Risk Reduction
Composition: How I Spent My Last Holiday
Sounds /F/ and /V/

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