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Study the word list: When the graphemes for the new vowel sounds have been learned - part 1

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Word list: When the graphemes for the new vowel sounds have been learned - part 1

car 		Check that the car is locked.
card 		Choose a suitable card for Meg's birthday.
lard 		Lard is used to make pastry.
laid 		Turtle eggs are laid in a hole in the sand.
maid 		The maid brought the tea on a tray.
mood 		After the argument, he was in a terrible mood.
moon 		Armstrong was first on the moon.
moan 		I would prefer it if you didn't moan when I ask you for help.
moat 		The old castle has a moat.
mart 		A mart is a place where goods are sold.
cart 		An old cart horse was used to haul the load.

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