Short a,e,i,o,u Sentences.docx

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This document contains 3 lists that provide short words to demonstrate the short vowel sounds /Aa/, /Ee/, /Ii/, /Oo/, and /Uu/. Each list contains example words that contain the target vowel sound, with words ranging from 1 to 36 examples for each vowel sound. The purpose is to expose students to common words containing these short vowel sounds.

Short /Aa/ Sound
1.Pam eats jam.
2.Tam eats ham.

9.Fat rat ran
away.
10.Bat is black.
11.Hat on the lap.

18.Map in the
bag.
19.Hag has a hat.
20.Rag has a tag.

22.Fat dog wags.
23.A pad of
paper.
24.A tap water.

25.Mar is in the
car.
26.Pat has a fat
cat.

9.Jen rides a jet.
10.They are men.
11.Ken is in the
den

18.Peg for her
dress.
19.Gems are
green.

21.Belly yells
loud.
22.He fell on
stairs

1.Philippine bills.
2.The bill is long.
3.Fill the glass.

5.He kills insect.
6.Windmill in
Ilocos.

17.The pinis
pointed.
18.Pinocchio made
sins.

19.Money of a tin.
20.Wilma winsa
trophy.

26.Tip of pencil.
27.Zip your
mouth.
28.Sit properly.

30.Health kit is
ready.
31.Lit the candle.

4.Jhon is looking a job.
5.The dog eats
bones.

6.There is a fog.
7.The log is hard.
8.The frog hops.

10.The boy got a
box.
11.It is not yours.

13.The rabbit
hops.
14.Yorie mops the
floor.

21.1,3,5,7 and 9 are
odd.
22.The girl nods her
head.

23.The cod has a
barbel.
24.The fishing
rod.

25.The lock is
gold.
26.The dock of
boats.

27.The rock is
hard.
28.The flock of
butterflies.

29.The blocks are
toys.
30.The boss is good.

31.The girl is lost.
32.The host is
lively.

5.Turtle cuts
paper.
6.The hut in
island.

7.The nuts are
brown.
8.Don’t shut the
door.

13.The gum is
pink.
14.The lady hums.
15.The sum is 15.

17.The baby bath
tub.
18.The cub is baby
lion.

19.The bud is
beautiful.
20.Rub hands
properly.

23.The bus is fast.
24.The boy plays the
mud.

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