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https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/apm-people-network/about/
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Short e - Phonics
- 1. SHORT E
- 2. nest The birds lay their eggs in a nest.
- 3. We use pencil at school. pencil
- 4. Recipe- a list of the ingredients required. recipe
- 5. The elephants are walking around. elephants
- 6. Be careful with the jellyfish. jellyfish
- 7. These belts are my fathers. belt
- 8. The lemons are good for the body. lemon
- 10. bed
- 11. hen
- 12. celery
- 13. bend
- 14. berry