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The schwa ending: a - animals
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zebra |
A zebra has black and white stripes.
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gorilla |
The male gorilla protected his children.
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koala |
A koala bear likes to cling to the tree.
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llama |
The llama loved the mountains.
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tarantula |
Michael had a pet tarantula named Harry.
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anaconda |
The anaconda was very long.
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cobra |
A cobra is a venomous snake.
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hyena |
The hyena feeds on dead animals.
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puma |
The sandy-brown puma stalked its prey silently through the desert.
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chihuahua |
A chihuahua is a small dog from Mexico.
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tuna |
The categorisation of salmon and tuna is fish.
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cheetah |
A cheetah runs faster than a man.
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