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Unit 06. Short vowels e.g. e or ea? o or u?
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Study the word list: Short /e/ spelled ea: Set 2

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breakfast 		Call room service to order breakfast.
ready 		I thought you'd be ready by now.
already 		The door is already open.
steady 		The seat is not very steady.
instead 		Let's walk instead of driving.
sweater 		Her new sweater was made from wool.
feather 		As light as a feather.
leather 		She has some new leather gloves.
heather 		Heather is a moorland plant.
weather 		Let's hope for some good weather.
heaven 		Many people believe there is life after death in heaven.
jealous 		She has a very jealous boyfriend.
meadow 		Dawn broke over the beautiful meadow.
pleasant 		The temperature was not too hot, just pleasant.
pleasure 		It gives me great pleasure to be here today.
measure 		Degree is the unit used to measure angle.
treasure 		All the family took part in the treasure hunt.
weapon 		The police searched him for hidden weapons.
pheasant 		The pheasant has a long tail.

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