/w/ sound makes 'a' act like 'o' wa swa qua squa war quar
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wallet |
Chris found his wallet in the drawer.
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wanting |
The girl is wanting to fly her kite.
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swamp |
Don't fall in the muddy swamp.
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swabbing |
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quadrilateral |
Four sided shapes are also known as quadrilateral shapes.
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squashed |
I squashed the fly with the fly swatter.
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warm |
The flames of the fire kept us warm.
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swarm |
We were surrounded by a swarm of bees.
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quarter |
We each had a quarter of the pizza.
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